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To: Dexter Lives On who wrote (19501)	2/24/2002 5:13:27 PM
From: slacker711	Read Replies (3) of 196491

How will verizon do when their competition goes under, then comes out of bankruptcy with all of the debt off the books - will verizon still be able to compete and make money? Hmmm....you seem to believe that the operators will go bankrupt. You ask for a pricing plan that will be profitable for both operators and suppliers. I point out that Verizon Wireless is profitable....and you you say that they wont be once the other operators go out of business. Circular argument? I think so... Anyway....the edited version of your post talks about overcapacity in the wireless industry. Interesting to hear critics of the wireless industry talk both about too much AND too little capacity. Ever try and make a wireless call at 5 pm? In most parts of the country, I find the argument that there is too much capacity less than compelling. Slacker

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