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To: Jim Patterson who wrote (53096)7/22/1998 10:42:00 AM
From: D.J.Smyth  Respond to of 176387
 
Jim, this should put it all in perspective for you: God is good, devil is bad. Dell is good, competition is bad. I hope this helps.



To: Jim Patterson who wrote (53096)7/22/1998 11:12:00 PM
From: K. M. Strickler  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 176387
 
JP,

>> The telephone industry is not mature, that is what you want me to believe ??? <<

You forget that the telecommunications is regulated in every state that it is in, and a good thing too! If they were given a 'free' hand, your wallet would be substantially lighter! The expansion in the telecommunications industry is incredible! I do 'contract installation', and there aren't enough installers to install the equipment! We used to install telephone service in 3 days from a 'cold' contact (initial call by subscriber) now it takes 3 weeks to get a phone that already has 'dial tone' to be programmed! One of the companies here won't even quote a date! Homes are getting 2 and 3 lines for adults, kids, and computers. The telecommunications infrastructure is in rapid acceleration! Haven't you noticed all of the new area, and local codes? We are running out of numbers! Maybe we'll have to go to 11 digits for long distance!

This is only part of it. I won't bore you with the other problems being faced.

Telecomunications is far more than 'dial tone'! I have spent 30 years in telecommunications, and IMHO, you haven't a CLUE on this one!

Regards,

Ken