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To: Mark Oliver who wrote (6436)	6/18/1999 12:56:00 PM
From: cybermagician	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10081

This is a quote out of the WSJ ""The number won't ring a real phone, but friends or customers can use it as a place to leave a voice mail message or send a fax. Those messages would then be translated into computer files and sent to e-mail accounts offered by Excite, where users could click on them to play audio files of voice-mail messages or to see faxes, these people said. " My observations = 1. This looks like 'efax' but just for Excite users. 2. How useful would this v-mail be and to whom ? 3. Why no mention of reading e-mails over phone? Given Portico, myTalk, ebay, Excite, Intuit, Revolv and who knows what, seems they have a lot on their plate! Anybody got a clearer picture of how it all fits. long and strong cybermagician