JP>> I'm not in a position to answer that question.



 AM>> That's not an end user's kind of answer.



 RB>> BUT IT IS a USR Customer Support kind of answer



 JP> 



 RB>> Are you going for a Support job for USR Australia and trying out your

 RB>> "Canned answer" list on us first, John



 JP> Sorry Russell and Arthur. It seems that my answer was misleading. Just to 

 JP> set

 JP> the record straight, I do not work for USR Australia (formerly known as 

 JP> Modem

 JP> Connection). I have never worked for either company.



 JP> When I said "I'm not in a position to answer that
question", what I meant 

 JP> was:

 JP> "I don't bloody know", not "I know, but ain't
telling you".



BUT, you COULD get a job with USR Support in Australia IF the money is right.

You know as much, if not more, about the Courier that most American USR

Support people that I have spoken to by phone.

AND you certainly could use both statements in your last line (above)

in the course of a normal day at work for USR Courier Support in Australia.



Russell



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