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To: Goodboy who wrote (3591)	3/24/1999 12:22:00 PM
From: Jeff Vayda	Respond to of 29987

Goodboy; I fully expect more money to come into the G* coffers. IMO the best way for that to happen is for the service providers to pony up for more minutes. This is important as it will give a very strong message to the street that the SP's are putting more of their money where their mouths are. This makes the empathic point that they all have redone the numbers and the system still is valid. The eventual set up I envision is the providers saying to heck with all the roaming agreements. Get out of the home range and you just hop onto the G* network. I would like to see the handsets themselves getting smaller yet, while doable that will take sometime. I dont see G* getting back to the Zenit Boom Boom level (~$10) I dont think we will get much movement from $15 either. Too bad for I* looks like they have squandered the extra year Zenit provided. They still can make the system pay, but they will need to drop the prices. To paraphrase Maurice wrt G* system utilization: Sell the Lot, Before They Rot! Jeff Vayda