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From: Justin England <jengland@enetis.net>
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I would consider against setting one up in So Cal.  I moved out of So
Cal just to start up my ISP outside of CA.  All I can say is that ISPs
come and go in Orange County.  

Just my .02 worth

Justin England

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Scott Johnson wrote:
> 
> I am thinking of starting up as an ISP and would like to know what you think
> would be the best starting configuration. I would probably start with about
> 20 to 30 lines in Southern California.
> 
>                                         Thanks,
> 
>                                                 Scott
> johnson@planet.ch