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To: quidditch who wrote (13326)	6/27/2000 8:31:00 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) of 13582

steven, << Can you make sense of this? - why "deactivations" would increase ahead of the subsidy ban >> No, and I'm wondering if some adjustment was made for some reason (that can't get spotted in the Korean language. Sometimes accounting for prepaid subscriptions impact. << If the Korea information 16m handsets reduced to 8m is accurate and Irwin hasn't changed his stripes, then there must be a positive bogeyman somewhere >> I think there probably is (US push on analog conversions perhaps and possibly 1xMC for SK Telecom, and Korean exports). I'm not ready to accept Snyders 50% reduction of actual to forecast either. << Snyder on exposure to G* >> Don't recall what Snyder said specifically on this one. - Eric - Edit: Kool says: "Those delta signs (triangles) you see in front of the numbers are not delta signs. They are UP arrows. That is the way they draw them in Korea. Therefore, subs were up by over 200K not down". I like that better.

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