🚀 go-pugleaf

Also sprach dan@multiverse.com (Dan Lowe) (<4puo1p$b8i@dogbert.multiverse.com>):
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| In article <ekarsten-1506961121000001@ts1-p34.multiverse.com>,
| Karsten Elliott <ekarsten@mail.multiverse.com> wrote:
| >Originally I was told that ISDN was available throughout Cleveland and that
| >it consisted of a rather reasonable fee for connection, and a flat rate fee
| >for monthly service. The second time around, the connection fee was about
| >the same, but availabilty AND the monthly rate fee had changed. I was told
| 
| It's available in general, yes.  Your specific location is probably one of
| those where ISDN just isn't a priority for Ameritech.  IMHO, Ameritech has
| its head pretty far up its rectum when it comes to ISDN.  Those of you who
| know Jamie up here at Multiverse, he recently moved and wanted ISDN installed
| in his new residence.  It took them almost *two months* to get the order
| straightened out, before the line was activated.  The wiring was done early
| on, the line was not active though...  
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Boy, does *that* sound familiar.  It took a letter to PUCO to get my install
straightened out.
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++brandon s. allbery	from home in parma, oh		bsa@kf8nh.apk.net
(work address)						bsa@telotech.com