A point of clarification about what I know believe has happened... In the past ISPs have been considered Enhanced Service Providers (ESPs). ESPs are considered end users. So, in the past a call to an ISP was considered to terminate at the ISP, and hence a local call. The vote today (2/25) was basically to overturn this policy and claim that the call no longer terminated at the ISP but went on to it's final destination(s) in other states or countries. Also, one member of the committee refused to vote in protest that his due process was denied (he was not granted a delay of the vote). Also, in many ways this vote appears to contradict information provided by the FCC about the former "hoax" in which they continually state that ISPs are exempt and messages saying to contact the FCC are hoaxes and inaccurate. Sorry, this has just really hit a nerve with me... - Marc G. Marc Turner, MEd Department of Psychology Southwest Texas State University San Marcos, TX 78666 phone: (512)245-2526 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
