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Technology Stocks : Voice-on-the-net (VON), VoIP, Internet (IP) Telephony -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (1962)	11/18/1998 6:16:00 PM
From: Stephen B. Temple	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3178

Ken: Thats a great eye-opener> When statements/articles like that are produced from corporate-feelers, its enough to make someone in E-commerce disheartened. NOT! >gg> I take that as a challenge to get the word out on exactly whats lies ahead of us all within soon to be cyber-minds(From the near side). You can't stop progress, especially if those leading the charge are a heck of allot more powerful than noble man! <smile> Hi Frank! Besides the paradigm shift everyone is talking about (those except normal folks :/), don't understand there are companies out there that provide a full package. In my estimation, thats exactly what they want. Don't give me a sandwich with all the trimming except the meat! So don't give me access, unless you have the: T1,Intranet,Extranet,access-speed,call-center,telephony, along with all the PSTN activities I am accustomed too! I really don't think its a matter of company size, but the length those envolved will goto to make sure THOSE (that don't fully understand IP), fill like, understand it should be a one-stop-shop. If all I got from a small-corporation standpoint is access, I too wouldn't be interested. Give me bronze-silver&gold, then we are talking a diverse package with expenses (hopefully) less with that complete package. As usual, the holdup for some ITSPs/ISPs is the FCC and their usual wishy-washy round-bout statements that keep us all wondering which direction we can take to make a profit in the Internet industry.!! Don't ya hate polls? <gg> sTempy