Ecite @Home users..Broadband Users

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This company (Exite @Home) was taken off of the Nasdaq today. If you have this cable provider...all you cable users out there...find another one. This is a death sentance for 99% of all companies who are taken off the trading list.

Just trying to give you a little heads up ;)

i know this is a little OT, but a lot of players dont read there so i posted it here.

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Diving Mullah

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Need not to panick just yet!

Excite at home is owned by ATT, so I think we should be OK for now! Actually their service has improved a bit since and they answer calls more frequently than before, but you never know!!!



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|Robot|NeXus6

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This could go from bad to worse...

I too am an ATT@home-boy. Excite getting delisted most likely won't have a huge effect on you and I, since it's AT&T that owns the infrastructure. I am more worried about the talks that are going on between AOL/TW and AT&T, regarding AOL buying up the broadband business unit. IMHO, that would be complete BS in the extreme. Think service is bad NOW? If AOL gets their disgusting meat hooks into this company, say hello to "instant messanger help" or some other lameness. Bah, I hope the Feds step in on this one...top 2 cable BB providers merging? Yeah, like THAT is good for the consumer....

http://archives.seattletimes.nwsour...display?slug=aolatt27&date=20010727&query=aol
 

CrazyCougar

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I'd also like to point out that market performance these days rarely has anything to do with the companies bottom line. They can be doing well and still suffer at the whims of a braindead analyst's recommendations...