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Toe Bee (toe_bee@netzone.com) wrote:
: In article <40loja$h34_001@news.getnet.com>, billwise@getnet.com (Bill
: Wise) wrote:

: > In article <40d640$ob5@news2.getnet.com>,
: >    stavon@gn2.getnet.com (PhoneMan) wrote:
: > >Good luck, and rememeber:  A busy restaurant typically has good food.
: > 
: >         But all these "restaurants" serve exactly the same "food."  What 
: > good is a service you pay for if you can't get on to use it.

This is not exactly the case, if you consider policies, prices, and 
customer support.  Just because every Italian place has pasta, they do 
not all have the same food.
In any industry, it takes competitors some time to react to the market, 
but eventually, everybody that wants a cabbage patch doll gets one.  Does 
anybody out there really think that a provider wants busy signals?

:  
: I agree Bill.

: The restaurant analogy sux.

Everybody has busy signals.  Every great new resaurant fills its tables 
in time, not always on opening night.  Your understanding of the analogy 
sux, T. 
Your provider does not.


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