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To: Guy E. Fleming who wrote (938)	12/7/1997 12:44:00 AM
From: crs	Respond to of 2349

Another thing that we can agree on and have in common is having a interest in this cool technology. I invested in idtc because I could not find any info in ip tel 9 to 12 months ago. I knew about voclf, but I did not know that they had gateways. I thought that all that they had was their pc software to talk to another person that had the same software. I did not find ftel, or nspk in any of my information searches. I thought idtc was the only one developing this technology so I invested in them. I was lucky:, however because they are the only ones that are deploying their system worldwide as we speak. There are about 30 cities in this great nation that have the system working. I think that South Korea has it working also but I am not sure. Without being biased, I think that there are so many gateway makers that voclf has nothing unique anymore. The Deutsch Telecom agreement is not even signed yet. One of the worst things is to fall in love with a company. May I ask my fellow burger lovers, what does voclf have that a whole slew of other companies do not already have. I think that the money will be made in the operation of the gateways.