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From: kemasa@sdcc13.UUCP (kemasa)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: long distance companies (info requested)
Message-ID: <385@sdcc13.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 6-Dec-85 14:25:28 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec  6 14:25:28 1985
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Organization: U.C. San Diego, Academic Computer Center
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I think the best solution, at least for me, is to choose AT&T, but then get
another company that you dial an access number to use the services, then when
you have problems on your cheap service you can always use AT&T which is what
I have had to do sometimes.  I personally like the travel codes that some of
the companies offer so you don't have to call collect or have alot of change.
It isn't as convenient to dial an access number but at least you then have a
choice.  If you pick another company is there any way to use AT&T?  Other
than going to a pay phone.  That brings up an interesting question.  If
the local phones are by the local phone companies are pay phones going
to be divided?  That would be fun, make the same call from different phones
and get charged different amounts!!!!

						Kemasa.