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Subject: Re: "...we don't really care"
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Date: Tue, 23-Sep-86 02:34:20 EDT
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In article <8609012345.AA19872@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> S.PAE@DEEP-THOUGHT.MIT.EDU (Philip A. Earnhardt) writes:
>Has anyone out there gotten useful information (either in a printed form or
>personally) from a local company about the 10xxx codes?

The Rochester Telephone telephone book, not only includes about a dozen 10XXX
codes, but describes how to use them.  It also includes two pages on the
difference between Inter and Intra LATA calls.

My exchange has not yet gone Equal Access, but I understand that the 
information included in the kits gives a fairly good explanation of how
to use 10XXX dialling, and how Equal Access works.

Of course, Rochester Telephone is an independant phone company, and not part
of the ex-Bell System.


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