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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FRANKLIN TELECOM (FTEL)

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To: wombat who wrote (23534)	12/19/1997 7:04:00 PM
From: Stephen B. Temple	Read Replies (1) of 41046

Rick: You said> "Why is everyone so worried. Why do you think these funds are betting millions on ftel? To scalp a few dimes off of us. C'mon Guys.> I didn't think that was towards my statement, but if so, please explain. I hope this statement from the last web page holds up "On the other hand, some ISPs who realize that increased charges for lines could potentially result in their overnight demise, are attempting to face-off with the telephone company monoliths." The ISPs are urging the FCC not to eliminate the ESP exemption, which they claim would subject them to artificial regulatory charges by ILECs for the local telecommunication infrastructures they need to reach their end-user customers. The ISPs argue that the FCC must allow competition to determine both the technology for emerging local telecommunications infrastructures and the costs to purchase services on those networks. You need to know all sides of the coin, sometimes there are 3. ggg Worried? Not, concerned? Yes Isn't the reason that companies got into Internet Telephony in the first place was "thats its cheaper?" Temp'

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