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Subject: Discount on DSL wholesale pricing
From: srihari varada <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked]
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 2002 17:27:43 -0500

Hello:

How does the following News Release from DPUC of CT affects the opinion
of CLECs? Any comments ....

Regards,

Srihari Varada

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State of Connecticut Contact:   Beryl Lyons   (860)  827-2670

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL

NEWS RELEASE
March 28, 2002

DPUC Orders SNET's Unregulated Telecommunications Affiliate To File
Tariffs and Use Same Wholesale Discount Protocol As Regulated Company

 In a Decision rendered today, the Department of Public Utility Control
ordered SBC Advanced Solutions, Inc. (ASI), a Connecticut affiliate of
the Southern New England Telephone Company, to provide DSL transport
service (high-speed data lines) at a 25.4% discount to all resellers of
that service.

With today's Decision, Connecticut becomes the third state in the nation

to impose this resale requirement on an unregulated affiliate of an
incumbent telephone company offering service within their jurisdictional

boundaries.  ASI was created as a result of the Southern New England
Telephone Company's (SNET's) parent, SBC Communications Inc.'s
acquisition of Ameritech Corp.

The 25.4% discount rate was established by the Department in a Decision
in 1999 to apply to SNET's wholesale service offered to resellers
operating in Connecticut.  Today's Decision is significant because it
finds that SNET cannot avoid its resale obligations even when its
separate affiliates resell services to other telecommunications
providers.

According to Commissioner Jack R. Goldberg, "this Decision continues to
place Connecticut in the forefront of meeting the intent of Congress and

the state legislature in establishing and promoting competition in the
telecommunications industry."

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