Re: busy signals

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From: PhoneMan
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 1995 00:00

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Bill Peck (fish@amug.org) wrote:
: 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?

Its not so much a matter of which provider, but a matter of how long have 
they (your provider) been pursuing accounts.  

At present, Goodnet and Netzone report the ability to sidestep busy's 
through proper planning.  Until proven otherwise, I am confident in this 
being the case.

Otherwise, a bit of patience and most commercial providers will upgrade 
i time.

Good luck, and rememeber:  A busy restaurant typically has good food.

-stephen


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