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JPtek

join:2005-02-07
Montreal, QC		 B2B2C Network - IP

Hi,

Is B2B2C using Videotron IP on cable services?

Thanks
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jpabboud

join:2005-12-12
Montreal, QC
1 edit		 Last I heard they are.
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