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To: Kurthend who wrote (8025)	2/13/2000 10:11:00 AM
From: Bob Zacks	Respond to of 10081

Exite@Home furthers reach into mobile industry. biz.yahoo.com

To: Kurthend who wrote (8025)	2/13/2000 12:49:00 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 10081

Hi Kurt, Glad to see you are back home again. In your post you said, "It really wouldn't surprise me to see GM develop with BA a single payment plan.". Please read post # 8007. Looks like they are planning on a single payment plan & more. I'd appreciate your thoughts on my little connect the dots from the info in the links I did. After following GM's e-vehicle plans, it seems to me they want to dominate this market & one way to do so is to overcome the hurdle od duplicate services, I.E., "I already have a cell phone I have to pay for, so why add a second service with a lot of duplicity & costs?" IMVHO, GM has already considered this & is working with BEL on providing a robust solution that will allow you to have Onstar in your car & a fully functional (with Onstar that is) cell phone that is competitively priced & the charge for the calls will be incorporated into Onstar so consumers receive one bill. It's all about finding solutions & providing customers with them in an affordable package replete with robust services. Me thinks GM has given this area a lot of thought as it only makes sense to resolve a potentially significant hurdle - duplicate services & costs. Let me know what you think. w2