[WXC/VFX] Do Xnet put their own hardware in exchanges?

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rphenix

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#21088 15-Apr-2008 15:08

As above, wondering if Xnet put their own hardware in any exchanges like Orcon, Vodafone etc..

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#123738 15-Apr-2008 18:10

No we don't there are a number of reasons for this and you would have to understand our stance on LLU vs a Wholesale Model with newer technolgy a few post on this here, find a post about Telecom Cabnetistaion and you you will see some of our thoughts, this is a pretty lengthy discussion point btw

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#123780 15-Apr-2008 19:29

Sort of on the topic, i.e. the wholesale model. Does WxC have any plans to add mobile to their mix? I think this would be a great advantage, even if it is simply just a resale agreement with say Vodafone or whoever. Just some of the feedback I get from customers, "want everything on one bill"

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#123787 15-Apr-2008 19:43

Not in the short term sorry CB ,

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