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From: 0003829147@mcimail.com (Sander J. Rabinowitz)
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Subject: Follow-up: Does AT&T Mail Exist???
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Date: 16 Oct 90 17:27:00 GMT
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This is just to let everyone concerned know that a rep from AT&T did
call to express his concern for the problems I had encountered trying
to get a hold of someone at AT&T Mail, and stated that my original
message had been circulated to an undetermined number of people in an
attempt to rectify the problem on a long-term basis.
 
I don't think I am at liberty to discuss specifics, but it is my
understanding that corrections are now being made and that hopefully
more information about AT&T mail will be more readily available in the
future (outside the TELECOM community, that is).
 
BTW: I think someone already wrote this, but the numbers provided for
AT&T mail in previous articles (I used the one in John Higdon's
article) do work, and I was able to get a knowledgeable rep on the
first attempt.
 
 
Sander J. Rabinowitz    | 0003829147@mcimail.com | +1 313 478 6358
Farmington Hills, Mich. | --OR-- sjr@mcimail.com |       8-)