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To: Valueman who wrote (5467)	6/30/1999 6:59:00 PM
From: Rocket Scientist	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29987

Maybe N. American rollout won't happen until the W. Canada GW is up. They won't cover CONUS, let alone Canada until then. If a 1500 mile radius is correct for a GW, then the Texas GW misses a lot of the Pacific NW. What I'd like to see AirTouch do is announce it's retailer agreements. It's pretty clear that very few retail users in N. America will buy service or phones from AirTouch. What's not clear is who they will buy it from. When we know that, we can start worrying about the prices, etc. IMHO

To: Valueman who wrote (5467)	7/1/1999 2:04:00 AM
From: JOHN ASHBOLT	Respond to of 29987

Great News, This could produce a wonderful buying opportunity, nobody will want to buy into a company heading down the same path as Iridium. Great, leave the marketing to the service providers, now my worst fears are being confirmed. Some dolly bird on the other end of the phone dishing out information to a potential client, and she would not give two hoots, her major concern being when is it Friday and where is the next party. We are not even going to get to a FREE LEG OF LAMB with every handset. YEAH real groovy man, do I make you horny is another concept that wont see the light of day if Globalstar does not proceed very carefully with marketing strategy. In the meantime lets be positive and wait for $5 per share. Tanga ta whenua rule the airwaves. John.