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To: spycatcher
...we are talking with AOL Broadband and Road Runner, and believe we can expedite a transition."

Unfortunately, according to the head cable internet honcho at our local company, who I talked to this afternoon after the ruling came out, that "expedited" transition would still take 45-60 days here... So let's all hope it doesn't come to that...

62 posted on 11/30/2001 6:38:58 PM PST by Black Cat
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To: Black Cat
It was "intentionally negligent" of them to wait until this week to warn us of this possibility. Now people have no time to switch to a *real* competitor like DSL. Half a million people in a city can't call for and get DSL installed at the same time. And even still, they aren't telling anyone DSL or satellite exists.

That's why I think the cable companies (who could simply pay @Home a better rate to maintain service) are liable for damages.

69 posted on 11/30/2001 7:00:35 PM PST by spycatcher
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