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From: mazlack@ernie.BERKELEY.EDU (Lawrence J. &)
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Subject: Re: long distance companies (info requested)
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Date: Tue, 10-Dec-85 15:36:02 EST
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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
>						Kemasa.

That is what I do.  AT&T is brutally expensive - but the only way I can call
Europe.  So, I almost never use them internally.
  ...Larry Mazlack