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Net "Black Box"

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From: webstuff
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 00:00
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Has anyone heard about the Internet "Black Box" that
turns any telephone/fax/calling card into calls over
the Internet? No computer, no modem, just a phone 
and the little "black box".

Supposed to be announced to the public in the next few days.
Taking "reservation" applications for distributors on or off 
the 'Net. No money required. Latest info is at:

                 http://home1.gte.net/busopp/index.htm

Major telephone companies offer the product and carrier service,
but don't know names names yet. They say one got 200,000 phone calls
just based on the rumors going around.

Anybody you know want long distance from any phone to any phone
for 7.9ยข per minute (supposed to go down after release!), or a calling 
card for under 10ยข per minute. NOT a lot of those out there. Sounds
like breakthrough communications for us all. Who won't want one?

"Black Box" will cost $49! One time cost only. Then all your long 
distance to anywhere is 7.9ยข!

Please post or email me with any info you have.

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..............Unsecured Visa & MasterCard..........
............No Credit OK......Bad Credit OK........
.............Apply FREE Online In Seconds..........
.......http://home1.gte.net/busopp/csusa.index.html
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Subject: Net "Black Box"
Date: 1997/02/11
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