Re: busy signals

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From: Dale Roose
Date: Wed, 09 Aug 1995 00:00

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In article <fish-0908950949070001@dial-in-2-ts0.amug.org>
 fish@amug.org (Bill Peck) writes:

>What's been your luck with dialing in lately?  Is there anyone out there who can
>get in without a busy signal?  If so, what provider do you use?

I hardly ever get busy signals except during peak hours.  When I do get 
a busy signal, I usually get in after about three or four redials.  I'm on 
Indirect Phoenix calling from Tucson.

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From: crayhobb@cutcson.com (Dale Roose)
Subject: Re: busy signals
Date: 1995/08/09
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