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To: John F. Dowd who wrote (4374)	5/4/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: jim black	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11568

Totally turned off now by one of my long favorite companies. I date back to MFS days. They blew the chance to get ATI, they let AT&T do the TCI number, they started the chase for that second class piece of S**T NXTL, and now it looks like Bernie has joined in other AT&T wannabe's to chase after Comcast. Adding insult to injury and playing the Peter Lynch fundamentals game of examining the company's service I just switched back to Sprint after ONE MONTH of hassles as a little guy at his home trying to deal with MCI-WCOM. To me this is a sad, sad story. I think T is now the better buy for someone who needs to be in this sector now. Why, I am wondering doesn't the Ebbers god not get his orifices apart and merge with VOD and buy something like WCII? And I'm not in any of those three now selling out WCOM on Fri, FWIW. Jim Black