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Karsten Elliott (ekarsten@mail.multiverse.com) wrote:
: First time around, I call,  and the Info I'm given roughly is the same as that which the kind guys at my ISP gave me, concerning price and availability. The SECOND time however, I got info which was contradictory to what I was originally told. 
: 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 that ISDN would NOT be available in my area (East side of town, Forest Hills neighborhood) until Mid 1997! and that the rate would be near forty dollars per month with a per minute fee of a few cents.
: At first I began to get slightly incensed, 'cause I didn't like the way that info sat with me; I REALLY did not like the way it sounded. 
: If possible, If someone could give me some insight on ISDN availability on the east side, and whether or not there are others out there in the same dilemma...??

	Well.. it says it was last updated in August of 1995.. but might 
wanna try it anyway:
http://www.ameritech.com/products/data/isdn/isdnfrm1.html

	Just enter in your area code and prefix and it'll tell you if it 
was available as of Aug, 1995.. :)

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