Re: Utah outage (fwd)

[Brett D. Watson]

> You know if Sprint is gutsy enough (maybe customer centered would be a 
> better word?) to do this, why can't MCI?  I had private mail today from a 
> network manager at a major MCI customer lamenting that the MCI higher ups 
> refused to allow MCI to show their customers this courtesy (creation of an 
> MCI outtage list).  Is this attitude part of what HWB was complaining about?

  i dont' think anyone at mci is refusing to do this.  we've had many 
customers and even non-customers ask for this and i've passed this on to 
management.  i do believe mci's provisioning group is working on making this 
happen in the near future.  it certainly is a good idea.

(these comments do not necessarily reflect those of mci)

-brett

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> 
> On Wed, 22 Nov 1995, Walter O. Haas wrote:
> 
> > Sean wrote:
> > >  outage-request@sprint.net I believe typically will subscribe
> > >anybody who's interested.  There are several sizeable lists
> > >which are on the exploder here, so adding more probably is a non-issue.
> > 
> > Make that:
> > 
> > 	To: majordomo@sprint.net
> > 
> > with message text:
> > 
> > 	subscribe outage
> > 
> > -- Walt
> >