71.   Wireless cable is something of an oxymoron, since the service is a little of both.

72.   Wireless cable was supposed to be the bridge to a new land-based system, but now that bridge has collapsed.

73.   Wireless cable, gold mining, ostrich farming and other exotic investments can be tip-offs, Perkins said, as can any claim of inside information.

74.   Wireless cable can be installed quickly as there are no fiber optic cables to lay and no satellites to launch.

75.   Wireless cable systems transmit programs over the airwaves to rooftop antennas and require in-home converter boxes.

76.   Wireless cable technology, which sends electronic waves from towers to homes with special receivers, could allow many millions of Mexican homes to get pay-TV programming.

77.   While regulators concede that there may be legitimate wireless cable investments, they think many of these investment pitches are scams.

78.   Wireless cable also allows BellSouth to reach into homes without applying for a franchise in each municipality served.

79.   Wireless cable has been around a long time but never caught on.

80.   Wireless cable is a technology that is supposed to allow companies to duplicate traditional cable television service without the cost of installing wiring.