To: Stephen B. Temple who wrote (536 ) 11/29/1999 2:34:00 AM From: george willse Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 609
Temp - To answer your question, this is where I thought FNET would be today (only higher priced) when I invested a few years ago. This company has everything FTEL was talking about. Per Bruce's post, FNET is not out of the ball park just yet, but it's difficult to say, from my vantage point, if a profitable IPO is on the horizon for 2000. I think your're definitely right in one respect, without the major partners, things do not look as good as they could be. Deltathree.com: (1) Has taken the lead in Internet Telephony networks, technology, and market share. (2) Deltathree.com's website is the world's first communications portal. (3) Deltathree.com operates a managed network. Instead of relying on the public Internet, deltathree.com is able to maintain quality of service by operating over a network of private leased and owned lines. (4) Deltathree.com manages the worlds largest Internet Telephony network. deltathree.com is the only "Next-Gen Telco" with the infrastructure in place today to handle the routing of millions of minutes of Internet telephony calls to over 200 countries. (5) Deltathree.com is constantly reviewing and developing Value Added Services for IP Networks. We are committed to bringing these Value Added Services to the market as our major focus for 1999. (6) Deltathree.com's technical staff is committed to using the most advanced technology in the industry. Our technology partners are the world leaders in their fields, and they still rely on deltathree.com technicians to test and revise their products. (7) Deltathree.com has already captured a significant share of the Internet Telephony market. According to Frost and Sullivan's recent study, deltathree.com routes 17% of all Internet Telephony traffic worldwide.