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To: caly who wrote (29615)12/2/2001 11:36:02 AM
From: Bexar  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 29970
 
You said,
>>>By admitting to customers that they have secondary networks ready to provide service in case of a total shutdown of Excite@Home's service, AT&T and Cox have seemingly confirmed that they have breached contracts."<<<

And I was focusing on the actual time and action of that breach.

Oct. 2, 2001 is within the contract period. Registering ATTBI.COM allowed access to that sight. Whether T decided to post information or not on that sight is not the question. The question is, did they start to build out a system within the contract period? Was it accessable?

I say, Yes! No doubt about it!



To: caly who wrote (29615)12/2/2001 12:11:51 PM
From: Nazbuster  Respond to of 29970
 
re: " that involves (i) the provision of a residential Internet service over the cable television plant "

I wonder if the lawyers will argue that until they solicit customers and literally plug the wire into the cable plant, that there is no provisioning.

EDIT: Provisioning - "Setting up a telecommunications service for a particular customer. Common carriers provision circuits by programming their computers to switch customer lines into the appropriate networks."


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