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In article <4apd9e$m65@access1.digex.net>,
Fred Bauer <fbauer@access1.digex.net> wrote:
}In article <ACF4CA5B966843BEA@ehrice.his.com>,
}Edward Rice <ehrice@his.com> wrote:
}>In article <4aidu4$5br@access5.digex.net>,
}>moobox@access5.digex.net (Moo's Access Point) wrote:
}>
}>  > We did NOT have knowledge beforehand and trying to imply otherwise is
}>  > incorrect.

}>So you did insufficient work yourselves, buying a product by name rather
}>than by performance specification.  Then you proceeded to advertise what
}>you /hoped/ it would do, rather than what TPC /said/ it would do, to
}>prospective customers.  'Zat so?
}
}If you go to Bell Atlantic, and order a Phone Line, then they will sell
}you a Phone Line.  If you go to Bell atlantic, and order a Phone Line with
}guaranteed bandwidth to 37500 Hz, they will Laugh.  Please understand what
}the term MONOPOLY means.

They will NOT laugh.  They may give you some high-priced options
but they will not laugh.   Even if they did, it's still your problem
if you advertise the service that you cannot provide.

}If you ask Chevy for a Van, they will sell you a Van.  If you ask Chevy for
}a Van that can hold a house full of furniture, they will Laugh. 

More likely, they will get confused.  If you get across to them what
you are trying to do, they will refer you to GM's large truck
division.  However, even if no such van is available from any company,
it is still your problem if you advertised service which depends on
such a van.
-- 
Matthew T. Russotto      russotto@pond.com     russotto@his.com
"Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice, and moderation in pursuit
of justice is no virtue."