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To: Big Dog who wrote (32181)	11/27/1998 5:02:00 PM
From: dj8000	Respond to of 95453

A lot rebound happens when every one is very bearish( which happened to semi-conductor sector a few weeks ago). so i think OSX is bottomed now and it will up any time on any new. these low prices in OSX stocks reflected all possible bad news. if a long term investor(>6 month), it should be OK to get in. IMO. DJ

To: Big Dog who wrote (32181)	11/27/1998 5:16:00 PM
From: Richard D	Respond to of 95453

O.T. Big, I have used PremierCom a couple of months now without problem. I use it as a dial around service (using an extra 7 digits) and keep MCI for my regular long distance. So I get 5¢/minute on Sundays using MCI, plus airline miles as a promotion. I haven't used them for international calls yet, but I think it's cheaper to call London than to use Bell Atlantic's intra-state toll charges for me. This guy at the link below keeps track of some good phone bargains: phonekings.com Regards, Richard PS Of course, with the money I've lost in the sector recently, I could have laid my own personal cable to London, or launched a satellite for that matter.