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From: dupuy@WESTEND.COLUMBIA.EDU (Alexander Dupuy)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.telecom
Subject: Re: Your Long Distance Carrier?
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Date: 9 Mar 88 18:10:36 GMT
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In article <435@rabbit1.UUCP> tom@rabbit1.UUCP (Tom Donohue) writes:
>
>I live in the Philadelphia 'burbs.  Bell of PA enclosed a
>flyer in my most recent bill urging me to prefix my calls
>to nearby Southern New Jersey towns with 10BPA to save $$
>compared to AT&T rates.

New Jersey Bell has a similar campaign ("Dial 10-NJB") here in NYC,
encouraging people making calls to Jersey to save over AT&T rates.  If
we only had equal access, my roommates (whose parents live in Trenton
and Princeton) would probably give it a try.

@alex

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