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Randy A. Katz wrote:

> It seems, for some reason, he doesn't consider us valid potential
> customers. Perhaps he got offended somehow?

I personally seriously doubt that.  I have never personally bought/used
an ET card, but know several that have - they work.  Dennis is one of
those people that know what he is doing, and yes, he is sometimes a real
prick, but he's on the one spewing 'son of a bitch' and 'fucker' on the
mailing list.

We're ISPs...  I'm starting to understand why telcos and the rest of the
computing industry don't much respect us.

JS