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To: Beefeater who wrote (1536)	7/27/1998 8:29:00 AM
From: Jeff Vayda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29987

Beefeater: IMO: The prospects of the G* network are such that I am sure there are plenty of companies interested in jumping on the money train. Two things stand out for me, one is that I get the feeling the Indian government will push for a local partner (they seem to be rather full of themselves lately, not a slight, just an observation) and secondly Sorros might be able to assist. India has not figured prominently in G* published start up figures but 3 planned gateways sez to me they plan to be big. The sooner the better, as I have said before, I put India as the 'surprize' which will push G* late in 1999. The fixed terminal market can be a big winner with a little push from the government. Big political gains for small investment, to place the phones in remote villages, so all the party faithful can keep in touch with the crownies. Jeff Vayda Jeff Vayda