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From: tronix@polari.UUCP (David Daniel)
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Subject: Re: Thank You For Using Vista United
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It may very well be that thr person you spoke to at the hotel was half
right.  It's possible that the Ka-bong was produced by a CPE box
designed just for that purpose. Disney very likely has alot of CPE
wire and switching equipment handling internal and local calls. Their
Ka-bonger (aka "Bong Box") could read your digits and access the
appropriate carrier.  Mitel makes a lot of dialers, one of which
supplies a bong tone and is highly programmable.


"What's so funny 'bout peace, love & understanding?"
                 Elvis Costello