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From: scott@hsvaic.boeing.com (Scott Hinckley)
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Subject: Re: I've Moved and Old MCI Calling Card Still Works
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Date: 29 Mar 91 15:20:19 GMT
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newsham@wiliki.eng.hawaii.edu (Timothy Newsham) writes:

> decision since I wanted to complete my collection (through talking to
> the MCI rep I discovered that only 1+ MCI customers could get an MCI
> Calling Card).

Not true. I have an MCI card and NO phone (the phone in my apartment
is under someone else's name and is not MCI.)

> So about a year passes by after I switched from MCI back to AT&T.  I
> pull out the ole' MCI Calling Card that was supposed to be cancelled
> nine months previous when I switched subscribers. I try it. It still
> works.
> So what happens to the bill I could possibly accumulate on this card?

MCI simply reports you to a credit collection agency if you don't
answer their mail after a reasonable few months. Then the collection
agency comes after you.


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