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From: wah@zach.fit.edu (Bill Huttig)
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Subject: Re: USI Nationwide Communications
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Date: 13 Feb 91 12:13:17 GMT
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In article <74444@bu.edu.bu.edu> telecom@eecs.nwu.edu (TELECOM
Moderator) writes:
X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 11, Issue 110, Message 1 of 8

>A new aggregator (at least I've not heard of them before) is a
>company called USI Communications of Orlando, FL. They offer AT&T

They are not new I had their info a long time ago.. The rates are not
very cheap ... SouthTel bills in six second increments and is cheaper.
As far as the other services goes it seems that other companies are
cheaper.

>I would like to add that Sprint now also offers an MLM type deal where
>you get 5% commissions on customers you sign up ... but I don't have
>the specifics on their plan yet.

 If you are refering to the info in the last issue of TELECONNECT, I
called Amy Stublefield and she said that the article was in error and
that Sprint did not have the 'sales agent program'. They do have
several large marketing companies selling Sprint.

 If there is another Spint MLM deal I would be suprised.


[Moderator's Note: I was referencing the item in *Teleconnect*.   PAT]