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To: Eddy Blinker who wrote (846)	12/3/2001 9:09:53 PM
From: Ronald P. Margraf Sr.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1018

Ed, It is simple. It doesn't take an analyst nor an economist to understand that hardware requires maintenance, wether it be in the ground or areial. Hubs are hubs, switches are switches, drops are drops. Debt is debt, interest is interest. Interest is the cream of your profit. It is the one thing that keeps you in debt. Without it, none of the heavy hitters would put the needed cash in your company. The interest payment wether it be quarterly, semi or annum, it is all the same. The interest payment is what drives a company to be profitable. So when your interest payments syphon all your free cash, where does that leave you? Still in debt. Bottom line is, you will never be profitable. The solution to the problem is to consolidate your debt. Change the ways you pay it. Get a good CFO an a good CEO that is not more interested in making a name for himself but making the company profitable without borrowing money to keep it operating. So does that answer your question??????? Ron