Re: Specific Questions

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Perry,

  Well, we must be on a roll here.  I find myself agreeing partialy
with you again.  I say Partialy, becouse I don't see why IECH has not
anticipated and planned for the worst case senerio already.  Especially
in handeling a simple task of phone inquiries.  That plan should already
be in plave and underway now.  

  Now, I agree that you need to start with a small group at first
to work out tech. kinks.  but 100-300, is small in my mind.  Not
20-30.  That is just too small and doesn't provide for a good 
rampup starting point.  

  As to wanting to be conservitive at first and liberalizing as you
go along, well that is ok, as long as you have the rampup and
liberalization on a planned basis, and known to all.  Something else
that should already be in place.  In addition, I might add that
conservitive at first is ok as long as it isn't conservitive to 
a fault.

Regards,


Perry E. Metzger wrote:
> 
> Karl Denninger writes:
> > The point Perry is that with the fees being assessed there is no reason
> > for the limit on applicants.
> 
> I'm afraid it is still not reasonable to expect a scaled up operation
> instantly, paying or not. If a million customers came to MCS tomorrow
> morning, you wouldn't even be able to take their calls. Operations
> systems require time to get into place. There is also the issue of
> making sure the initial group is small enough to be able to work out
> the technical kinks and get the whole thing solidly functioning. There
> are startup issues to deal with, and the desire is to be conservative
> about how things are handled initially, with the thing liberalizing
> with time.
> 
> In a year or two, yes, everything will be in place and there will be
> no need to restrict things, but thats probably the point at which it
> everything opens to all comers anyway.
> 
> Perry

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