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To: elk who wrote (35349)	6/30/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: Ward W. Ward	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Elk or anyone else: I was just thinking about the extent of LDNets order for Tempests as I was reading their previous PR. They said they will be launching their service on May 1 in ten different cities. One of those cities is New York. When I went to the LDNet web page and looked at the New York area POP dial-in list, I identified 8 different phone numbers with four different area codes and 8 different prefixes. Am I correct to assume that each one of these phone numbers represents a different POP with at least one, but possibly more than one Tempest? And if I did the same analysis for each of the ten cities could I then determine the minimum number of Tempest already purchased by LDNet. Or, maybe someone has already thought of this and has that estimate. Any thoughts and is this a legitimate line of investigation. Thanks Bill