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To: Techplayer who wrote (12790)	8/16/1999 11:27:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) of 18016

briand, when are you guys ( at LU ) going to get your story staight: You said any problem that was not LU's was completely out of their hands. matt dillabough on the SI Lu thread instead says: techstocks.com SI: LUCENT To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (9191) From: matt dillabough Monday, Aug 16 1999 1:47PM ET Reply # 9192 of 9192 12:40 [WCOM] MCI WORLDCOM SAYS LUCENT ACCEPTS 'FULL REPONSIBILITY' FOR NETWORK WOES. See briand: when I see this, I small a rotten fish, TA you said TA, yup. so assume you are playing the customer here..very nice role playing. you should be complaining to WCOM. they are the ones with the service contracts. LU is going to learn the hard way? LU's reputation isn't going to be hurt by one piecemeal FR network. Maybe everyone should dump their networks for archaic, oversized, overpriced boxes developed by people 10 years ago that have left the company are are being enhanced by employees who have an average employment term of 1.5 years. btw, any problem that was not LU's was completely out of their hands. LU could not shut down the network. MCI/WCOM was in control of the upgrade, the PR and the support. Have a nice night. Brian

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