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From: la063249@zach.fit.edu (Bill Huttig)
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Subject: Re: Sprint Billing Practice
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Date: 4 Aug 90 19:41:36 GMT
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In article <10405@accuvax.nwu.edu> John Higdon <john@bovine.ati.com>
writes:

>Still not apples to apples. If you dial 10333+0+, you will have to
>enter in or give the operator an AT&T card number -- your FO(O)N Card

You are not using your AT&T calling card number; you are giving your
local phone company card number ... AT&T numbers are assigned by a local
telco.


Bill Huttig