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Vitts to continue operating past February

Troubled CLEC finds funding.

By Michael Martin
Network World Fusion, 01/29/2001

Vitts Networks, a Manchester, N.H. competitive local exchange carrier serving over 20,000 customers in New England, is not closing up shop as the company announced last week.

Vitts now says it has obtained enough funding to continue operating past Feb. 28, the date the firm had given last week as its last day of operations.

Vitts' Web site is back up and the company says it will continue to seek out funding that would allow the company to stay in business long-term.

Vitts: www.vitts.com

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