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Re: Timelines

> I wrote:
>
> > Bzzzt-t!  Sorry.  It doesn't matter how fast the ISP can allocate an
> > ISDN connection (not a line).  What matters is how fast the local RBOC
> > can install and provision the *end user's* ISDN line.  And, currently,
> > that is being advertised as requiring 6 weeks here in California (and
> > actually often takes 8 weeks or longer).

To which Christopher Ambler responded:

> I don't know what part of California you live in, but in my section of
> California, we're looking at 48 hours.

The SF Bay area, (as I've mentioned half-a-dozen times before,) with
"service" (I use the term loosely) provided by Pacific Bell.

You're in what?  San Diego, I think?

Completely different circumstances.

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Thom Stark

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