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From: dave@aplpy.jhuapl.edu (David J. Buscher)
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Subject: Re: A Tangled Tale
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Date: 15 Dec 89 17:09:04 GMT
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It seems that the tangled tale may be more far flung. I live in
Clarksville, MD between Balt and Wash. and am in Balt LATA. I have an
FX line in Wash. It is a 596 exchange and I frequently call a 484
exchange in Wash. In Nov. my usual $30 phone bill went to $178 with a
bunch of 484 calls to Pikesville (Balt) listed. I called the business
office and after going round and round finally got the appropriate
credit. Dec the same thing happened and C&P said the problem should
now be fixed.  Perhaps there is a relationship to the Ashton problem.