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From: "Joseph W. Stroup" <nettech@crl.com> To: com-priv@psi.com Date: Thu, 10 Mar 1994 23:28:01 -0800 (PST) I note with interest your suggestion to move to the telecom group. There is a very close connection between the Internet and the telco's. We are talking about a very specific part of the telecom business and I think the entire issue fits com-priv very well. The Superhighway & the telecom related issues are inter-connected. As for your comments on fiber sharing...this has been more the norm for a long time. Anytime I get involved with MCI I ask for the circuit info in writing. In the past few months I have had cases where I have a client who demands MCI. I explain the history and policy of the company. After that I can generally get the customer to request/demand a written gurantee of routing. There have been downtime clauses written in as well. That way the customer is paid - not credited for a down circuit. In the case where ANS has a T-3 go bye bye, MCI gets told about it but, ANS can do little more than wait. After all they are not the phone company. Joseph Stroup
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