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DOMINGO: Now with regards to some instances where people have not been able to <br />communicate, and perhaps they’re in an area where it’s a dead spot and because of that they <br />haven’t been able to make contact in other parts of the island or make contact with emergency <br />units for any kind of assistance. So now you’re saying that in this kind of instance they will be <br />able to make that call? <br />TERAZONO: Yes, absolutely. Well, you know, with emergency calls, first of all, to set <br />up an emergency call you need to have some form of coverage with the network. So coverage, <br />you need to have that in place to, one, place that call. And the other piece to consider is that the <br />better the coverage the more accurate we can actually triangulate and locate that customer. <br />There’s something call E-911 now. If you dial 911 on your cell phone and you need help, that <br />911 operator will have an estimated location of where you are. And how good and how accurate <br />that prediction is is based on how much coverage you have. So if you’re in an area with a very <br />poor coverage and you need help and you don’t know where you are, they’ll be able to send you <br />help but they might not be able to locate you. But if there’s solid coverage in an area they can <br />definitely locate you, you know, pretty accurately down to I think like about 1,000 yards in some <br />cases. <br />DOMINGO: Okay, okay. We’re talking about official emergency connections. Now <br />for instance if, you know, I’m driving in that particular area and I have an accident or just some <br />immediate need for me to contact some, might be a garage or family, and I can’t do it, you know, <br />without that triangulation, everything, what will then happen? <br />TERAZONO: Well, if there’s no coverage you simply would not be able to place the <br />call. Your phone would say no service, and -. <br />DOMINGO: Okay. So what you’re saying is that your antennae, your tower would <br />provide that connection? <br />TERAZONO: Yes, absolutely. <br />DOMINGO: Okay. And so that means that anyone who has a cell phone right now <br />other than T-Mobile, T-Mobile, would have to subscribe to your network to be able to make <br />those kind of connections? <br /> EXHIBIT A 20 <br /> <br />