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>>> Terry Lambert said:
 > A lot of the big LD carriers that are also backbone providers are
 > blocking the usage of "Internet Phone" programs because of this,
 > though they do it by blocking the circuit transport (IRC) arguing
 > bandwidth... MCI and Sprint are prime examples.

I wonder how will they block bat my rtpv2 net audio tool :)

 > Makes you want to start your own phone company.

Not a problem with radio spectrum transmitters/receivers also
there will be cable modems no matter what the telcos are losing :)

	Enjoy,
	Amancio