Thanks to everyone for the replies. It sounded like bad information or a
misunderstanding, and it was. I have been contacted by a GXS representative who
has offered to help clarify the situation.
Tim
Timothy Cronin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have a subsidiary in the UK that tried to sign up for a mailbox on
Tradanet. Our EDI system is in the US. They were told that it is illegal or
otherwise prohibited for an American company to to connect to a mailbox on
Tradanet. Has anyone ever heard of this?
Tim
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