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To: Mark[ox5] who wrote (567)	2/21/1999 11:22:00 PM
From: lazarre	Read Replies (1) of 779

Mark, here are some guys in the same space ( except that they don't need scuba gear ) with varying degrees of market cap and reach. LVLT: 17B ( difficult for a non-number cruncher to compare as they also have interests in gas and coal ) coast to coast IIXC: 1.7B ( I own :-) ) coast to coast ESPI: 227M; with focus in the southeast but lately making forrays into DC and PA, and Md. NOPT:260M with focus in the Northeast especially New England. As to why and how GBLX got going. One word: Gary Winnick, the Vernon Jordan of Wall Street.+++++++Their management team is tops---most hailing from the big telcos. Just check out their website: globalcrossing.bm Some folks are saying that GBLX just may make a run for IIXC, to complete the loop ( WOW ). And some say QWEST is riding high cause their CEO, Nachio, knows how to tell its story to the street and is very on mark guiding analysts, something, e.g., IIXC has not done with great aplomb though that has recently changed. Little secret: IIXC has just as much, if not more, glass laid than QWEST. Right now seems to be an asset play. L PS...you asked about GLBX....what's not to like?

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