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To: mark garner who wrote (39186)	2/23/1999 1:22:00 PM
From: William Brotherson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

OK Mark, NO!! Potential yes, in fact I have tried FNET as my provider but the connection in Idaho was very poor and it just did not work out for me. But to say the same potential, that is wrong, with the amount of overhead being the major difference. DGIV will be mostly profit without all of the maintainance that running your own ISP brings with it. As I said before, to me, they are both win win, but I also like apples and oranges, but I would not compare the taste to either. I guess I'll have to give Helen a call and see if anything has changed that I am not aware of. Take care wb

To: mark garner who wrote (39186)	2/23/1999 1:27:00 PM
From: woody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

Mark, we should be discussing DGIV not FTEL. But I agree, that FNET will provide the "minutes" and FTEL the hardware. Im just not sure what a shareholder in FTEL receives from FNET, other than some potential "internal" sales as well as a reduction in debt associated with deployment of the network. FNET will certainly help FTELs share price but how much Im not sure. Dgivs share price will move based on the contracts i.e (minutes) that they can sign up. Again, I like both stocks... Im surprised that FTEL didnt get a bigger pop on the news.