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To: KenG who wrote (4320)	3/6/1998 8:47:00 PM
From: James Fink	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12468

KenG, I appreciated your first post -- you should have stopped there. Your most recent post shows an utter ignorance of the marketplace. Your so-called "valuable time" must involve something other than the telecommunications industry (perhaps ramming Paul Ferguson?). If RBOCs are required to price their unbundled network elements ("UNE") at total element long-run incremental cost ("TELRIC"), resellers will NOT suffer from low-margins, but will enjoy the same margins they would get from constructing their own facilities. Access charges are going to disappear as the new universal service fund gets established. After a retail/wholesale division of RBOC assets, the wholesale arm will have every incentive to provide high-quality, low-cost service to retailers. You are looking through a back-view mirror in your "analysis" of RBOCs.