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From: tanner@ki4pv.compu.com
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Subject: Re: You Can't Call Anywhere From USA
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Date: 31 Jan 91 18:46:45 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 11, Issue 83, Message 7 of 11


Calling Cuba may or may not be legal; there was and may still be a
service in Miami which forwards calls.

Paying for the calls is quite illegal, however, under the 'trading
with the enemy' act.  You can not legally pay any money to Cuba.  


 ...!{bikini.cis.ufl.edu allegra uunet!cdin-1}!ki4pv!tanner


[Moderator's Note: Very interesting theory, but you are NOT paying
anything to Cuba. You are paying AT&T. *They* are the ones 'trading
with the enemy'.  PAT]