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From: kjhart@pacbell.com (Kenny J. Hart)
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Subject: The MessageCenter
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Date: 20 Dec 90 15:01:33 GMT
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I would like to respond to some of Mr. Higdon's remarks:

The five dollar/month voice mail is residential *only*, not both
business and residential.  The $20/month VM was business VM.  We offer
two different voice mail packages.  Also, the residential VM boxes
would reside in your CO, but the business VM is not located in your
CO, thus the offer you received was for business VM.

Yes, Mr. Higdon it is for real, and an excellent product, and you
should bite.  The thing I can't understand is why you have to
continually think Pac*Bell is out to screw you!!

BTW, I work in the non-reg arm of Pac*Bell that offers the
MessageCenter along with other innovative, enhanced services product.


Kenny Hart