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To: Doug Robinson who wrote (107327)	11/3/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: Paul Berliner	Respond to of 119973

Check out NPLS - same as DSLN only better - went public in June - if people will bid up DSLN, they will bid up NPLS. The time has come for the DSL service providers to get a ride. The DSL equipment providers like COVD and CMTN are played out. Goldman was NPLS underwriter. I had been wondering why this niche has been ignored, but it looks like its finally getting the attention it deserves. ALL ABOARD THE GRAVY TRAIN! Earnings Nov. 10th. marketguide.com By the way, DSLN's revs for the most recent quarter (september) were only $300K. NPLS's revs for the six months ended June were in the tens of millions - and they are reporting third quarter (september) results very soon! Cha-ching! excerpt from 10/27 Goldman report: * Network Plus announced that it signed a 10-year, $3 million deal with Metromedia Fiber Network for 3 fiber rings around New York City that connect 16 central office collocations (for an addressable market of 1.2 million business access lines). Network Plus reported that it equipped the 16 COs with Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexers (DSLAMs) that are capable of delivering Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) and Voice-over-DSL (VoDSL) services. * We view this announcement positively as the company is one of the early adopters of VoDSL technology and will be the first to deliver VoDSL to New York City. We believe that VoDSL is an exciting new technology that cost effectively provides bundled voice and high-speed data/Internet access for Network Plus's small- to medium-sized business customers. This is Network Plus' second market in which it has launched VoDSL service, the first was Cambridge, MA. We expect the company to announce VoDSL service in Boston in the next few weeks with a series of future announcements to follow as the company continues its VoDSL roll-out along the east coast. * Our takeaway is that Network Plus is on-target with its network deployment, continues to deliver on its goals, and should post solid results when third quarter results are announced on November 10.