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From: covert%covert.DEC@decwrl.dec.com (John R. Covert)
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Subject: COCOTs at the Atlanta Airport
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Date: 26 Jul 88 09:09:00 GMT
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X-TELECOM-Digest: volume 8, issue 114, message 2

All public payphones at the Atlanta airport, the nation's busiest, have
been replaced with COCOTs.

These payphones route your call via NTI -- the only warning you have is
that you are told "Thank you" instead of "Thank you for using AT&T" when
you dial a call with your AT&T calling card.

800 numbers do not work, I'm told.

Apparently 10288-0 will get you to AT&T.

/john