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To: Peter Moyer who wrote (490)	5/6/1998 10:13:00 PM
From: Philip R Berber	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3216

I wanted to address the problems reported by many relating to telecoms comms connections and the Internet in particular. If I come straight to the point, sending orders along the same freeways, through the traffic jams, arounds the roadworks that peole are sending pictures of nude women and the like just is not suitable nor compatible with the needs for speed,reliabilty et al required by sophisticated day traders, traders and active investors using high end high speed electronic execution technologies. You'll get disconnected You'll get stuck in the traffic And you are going to get delayed The optimal solution lies in using a toll road that has plenty of wide open lanes that you can drive uninterupted at 80 mph and get where you need to get, and back, efficiently and effectively Frame Relay technology is a solution. The technology works - we know that. The delays in getting onto this toll road is like sitting at the toll booth waiting and waiting to get on the road. At the cost of entry and committment is high We have found and tested and are seeing encouraging initial results with an alternative solution We call is the NEW CyBerNet - a High-Speed, Nationwide, Dial-up Network Access Service offered in partnership with GTE/BBN. Its a private-label, high-availability, nationwide remote access service that provides businesses with a cost-effective, turnkey solution to connect employees, customers, and business partners to corporate intranets, extranets and the Internet using a flexible, usage-based pricing . It can reliably and cost-effectively provide users with dial-up access to the Internet or corporate intranets via one of the industry's fastest and most rigorously engineered nationwide backbones. Users can quickly dial into more than 220 nationwide local access points or use 800 services to send and receive e-mail, browse the World Wide Web and access business applications. GTE Internetworking's technical people are accessible up to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist your remote users and to ensure continuous operation of the dial-up network. GTE's high capacity, nationwide dial backbone assures reliable, fast response times and quick access to your Intranet or the Internet, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.It currently provides network-wide 56.6 Kbps access. To assure the highest quality of service, GTE Internetworking's Network Operations Center (NOC) continually monitors access points around-the-clock. The NOC also performs proactive network operations, support, and troubleshooting, including testing of all DiaLinx access ports on an ongoing basis. I am providing this for your information onlyu at this point and we shall keep customers and others informed of developments on this front PRB CEO CyBerCorp Inc