M.L. wrote:
> Video phones are just like flying cars and vacations to the moon (IMO.)

Hm, I don't know. We use video chat on a PC to keep in touch with family, so 
I personally see the value in being able to see the person(s) on the other 
end of the line. It's conceivable that eventually a stand alone videophone 
will become cheap enough to gain widespread acceptance. The communications 
infrastructure is mostly in place, and mobile phones with videoconferencing 
capabilities are already on the market.

I'm not saying everyone will be using it all the time, but for instance fax 
machines were only used by businesses 30 years ago. Today most personal 
copiers come with a fax option, and even though we don't use our fax on a 
daily basis, we do use it occasionally.

The above is not meant any way to imply that ACN is not a scam. :)

Vitaliy 

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