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To: foundation who wrote (31340)	1/17/2003 3:04:09 PM
From: Robert	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197214

Benjamin, "There would NEVER be a GSM1x "only" network" I agree this is very unlikely. However, a carrier could choose to fully migrate a GSM network to GSM1x (in 1.25 MHz segments or all at once) Once fully migrated, you have a GSM1x "only" network "with an underlying GSM network" that does not support a GSM phone. Again, I’m only trying to offer an opinion as to why the author would claim that roaming fees would be lost. I agree that this is a very unlikely scenario. R