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To: AugustWest who wrote (165)	3/18/2001 7:56:13 PM
From: Stoctrash	Respond to of 1063

Quilcom Gets AIDS...another Gorilla stricken down with the virus: "quick...beak out the AZT!!" ======== biz.yahoo.com DEBT CRISIS A POTENTIAL DANGER In Europe, telecom operators have just spent around $100 billion to date on 3G mobile phone licenses, and they are now faced with a possible debt crisis if it cannot recover its expenses. ``We're facing a situation that an industry is possibly heading for bankruptcy ... even before a single 3G call is made,'' Intel Corp. (NasdaqNM:INTC - news) Vice President and General Manager Hans Geyer told the audience in Cannes. Industry watchers fear the same could happen with U.S. telecommunications firms. ``This market is going to be much slower to take off,'' Zweig said. ``It's going to be much more costly, and a lot of the start-ups may not even make it until that time,'' she added. Wireless service providers in the United States are currently not expected to roll out their first 2.5G services until later this year. True 3G services are not expected in the United States until 2006 or 2007, according to Zweig. ================ HELLO,,,,SMACK!! REALITY HITS em RIGHT IN THE FACE AS DREAMS OF CDMA DANCE IN THEIR HEADS... 2006...LOLOL!!