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From: tedk@ihuxv.UUCP (Kekatos)
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Subject: Re: New Service in BetaTest at NJ Bell
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Date: Wed, 30-Sep-87 16:23:14 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 30 16:23:14 1987
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In article <1692@aramis.rutgers.edu> lear@ARAMIS.RUTGERS.EDU (eliot lear) writes:
>
>
>How many people would like to know who is calling them before they
>pick up a phone?  NJ Bell has developed a service that will tell you
>the number of the person on the other end.  Word is that they will
>begin betatesting around November.  The question of the day: Is it
>legal?  What if you have an unlisted number and do not want it
>revealed?  Has Ma Belle Broken a contract she made with you?
>
>-- 
>Eliot Lear
>[lear@rutgers.edu]

Dear Eliot,
This fab new feature is brought to you by the labor of your buddies
here at AT&T Bell Labs, Indian Hill. It's called.....

IIIIIIII      SSSSSSS      DDDDDD      NNNN      NNN
   II        SSS     S     DD    D      NN N     NN
   II        SSS           DD     D     NN  N    NN
   II         SSSSS        DD     D     NN   N   NN
   II           SSSSS      DD     D     NN    N  NN
   II              SSS     DD     D     NN     N NN
   II        S     SSS     DD    D      NN      NNN
IIIIIIII      SSSSSSS      DDDDDD      NNNN      NNN

Yes, all the legal queations have been answered. There
is a option where the caller can withhold the display of
their directory number

   -- Ted --