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To: Ramsey Su who wrote (2041)	10/5/1999 2:56:00 PM
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Or perhpas clearer. _IF_ WCOM took the minutes they contracted for from NW as data minutes and used the Sprint minutes for voice and "tiny packets of data", it would build one pretty big giant network that would be very interesting. I don;t see Nextel surviving very long unless they get real agresive about buying something. BS will continue to be BS, sticking with TDMA to save face until they have decimated their entire postion. but by then the perpetrators will have retired with a bundle of cash and the face may be turned around. Perhaps Nextel can buy BS and convert them to yet another dying technology....;^). All of this is of course, JMHO....

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