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From: res@cbnews.att.com (Robert E. Stampfli)
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Subject: coin calls and long distance carriers
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Date: 30 Jun 89 01:24:30 GMT
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X-TELECOM-Digest: volume 9, issue 220, message 3 of 10

Recently, the following subject came up in the office and no one knew the
answer:  If you want to make a long distance call from a coin phone the
old fashioned way -- ie: pay for it as-you-go by inserting vast quantities
of coins into the phone as directed by the operator -- how is this
accomplished?  Is it possible to use other than the default long distance
carrier in this case?  Just curious.

Rob Stampfli
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