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Subject: Hotel Phone Charges
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Date: 8 Aug 90 14:58:52 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 552, Message 7 of 10


Like many of you I have had unfortunate experiences with phone calls
from hotels and motels. Last week, however, I had a pleasant
experience at a "Susse Chalet" motel in White River Junction, Vermont.
Local phone calls were free. Long distance calls were claimed to be
"reasonable".  (I don't know the LD carrier, but I don't think it was
AT&T.)

A six minute call to central NJ placed after 5pm was $2.81, which I
thought was OK. Reach Out America it isn't, but how does this charge
compare with the best and the worst out there?


Larry Geary: 74017.3065@compuserve.com
	     lmg@mtqub.att.com