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To: Sea Otter who wrote (6039)5/4/1999 9:29:00 AM
From: stephen wall  Respond to of 10081
 
Otter,

BellSouth? I dont think so. Qwest makes more sense. Use equity from BellSouth buyin to Qwest for partnership with GMGC. This would have MSFT blessing following the 200-400 equity investment earlier in the year. Would also justify MSFT stock changing hands from them to QWEST. QWEST also is not the pure play broadband company. Bought LCI, a long distance carrier last year, now BellSouth joining the pipe party. Qwest is looking more like a telco than broadband play. Plus, who knows what activity Qwest might see in the WirelessKnowledge group. We already know Qwest pipes go to Seattle and San Jose. What about San Diego?



To: Sea Otter who wrote (6039)5/4/1999 9:31:00 AM
From: Straight Up  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10081
 
Hi Sea Otter

"The service will cost $29.95 per month for unlimited usage." (quote from the Bell South Press release.

Unlimited usage for 29.95 - where is GMGC making money?

Straight Up