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From: Brian Charles Kohn <bicker@hoqax.att.com>
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Subject: Re: Answer Call Service From NJ Bell
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Date: 2 Aug 90 16:31:45 GMT
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In comp.dcom.telecom, Nvuxh!stacey@bellcore.bellcore.com (S Lebitz)
wrote:

 => I got a pamphlet in the mail about "Answer Call" Service from NJ Bell.
 => This is your basic residential voice messaging system.  What I was
 => wondering was what system they are using to provide the service
 => (Octel, Audix,???).  I called NJB but the people I talked with didn't
 => know.  Does anyone out there know?

Uh, "know?"  Well we don't know but we have a good idea:

ISDN features Busy-Call-Forward, and No-Answer-Call-Forward are the
kernal of the system; They became available (though aren't advertised)
the same time as Answer-Call.


Brian Charles Kohn          AT&T Bell Laboratories Quality Technology Center
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