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From: mtxinu!wasat.la.locus.com!yazz@ucbvax.berkeley.edu (Bob Yasi)
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Subject: Re: Different 'To' and 'From' Lines
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Date: 4 Sep 90 20:15:59 GMT
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Yes, it is true within the US so I see no reason it wouldn't be true
elsewhere.

I live in San Diego and could NOT get clean connections from AT&T to
either New Jersey or Boston.  I would sound great to the East Coast
but they would sound really bad.  I tried for _three months_ to get
AT&T to fix the problem, and learned a lot in the process, but they
never did fix it.  (If the call originated on the East Coast, then
both legs would sound fine.)  Anyway, that's why I have Sprint now --
AT&T could NOT provide decent service -- which, quite frankly,
surprises me to this day.


Bob Yazz (no bulky signature, thank-you) --