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From: STEVEF%WALKER_RICHER_QUINN@mcimail.com (STEVEF)
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Subject: Caller ID on 800 Service
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Does anyone know what the service is called or where to get more
information on AT&T's offering of Caller ID on 800 service (the
service used by American Express in the previously posted story)?  I
have spent about 2 weeks talking to various people at AT&T, but nobody
even acknowledges that it exists.

Other questions:  Is this service available to 800 Access Line subscribers?
(This is where incoming calls get routed to your regular local lines, instead
of coming in on dedicated trunks).

I have gotten various responses, such as "You need ISDN to do that" I
don't believe this is true.  Anyone know for sure?

Does this service use the same boxes used for Caller ID CLASS service
offered by the RBOC?  Do you have to be in a CO that has Caller ID?

Thanks in advance - please mail responses to:
       stevef%walker_richer_quinn@mcimail.com