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From: d-lemson@uiuc.edu (David Lemson)
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Subject: Re: Equivalents of 800/900/976/911 Numbers in the Netherlands
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Date: 3 Oct 90 07:07:27 GMT
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>PTT Telecom also produced a flyer "what everybody should know about 06
>numbers".  It contains a useful table:

>06-5...  peak: 105 c/min  mobile telephones
> weekend: 62 c/min

Does this mean that the caller of a mobile phone has to pay a special
surcharge as well as the owner of the mobile phone?  That seems like a
raw deal, because business owners who have mobile phones cannot
advertise that you can call them out on the road as a "free call"!


David Lemson d-lemson@uiuc.edu