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From: ghg@en.ecn.purdue.edu (George Goble)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.telecom
Subject: Minor correction to Follow Me Roaming Article
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Date: 9 Dec 88 01:55:10 GMT
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In article <telecom-v08i0188m01@vector.UUCP>, I wrote:
>How it works:
>One has to the have call forwarding feature on his home service.
>Upon entering the roaming area, the user dials "*18", gets a
>series of beeps (Indy GTE, Cincinatti Ameritech), or a steady
>800HZ tone (Miami, BellSouth), and hangs up (actually "END")

This was based on very early information. One does not need to
have call forwarding on his home service to use Follow Me Roaming.
The switch sets you up a "temporary" call forwarding class of
service if you do not have it.
--ghg