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In article <DnFJ9o.JIr@ranger.daytonoh.attgis.com>,
WOODSS  <sam.woodson@daytonoh.attgis.com> wrote:
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>NCR>>I had no long distance calls for the billing period
>NCR>>but a $5 charge plus $0.15 in tax!
>NCR>>
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>     My uncle has been an AT&T long Distance employee for over 30 years.
>Anyway, my aunt and uncle opened a Sports Bar, they saw the $5 charge
>called AT&T about it and mentioned that he worked for AT&T. They still
>insisted that he pay the $5.
>

The $5 fee is a minimum for a calling plan which gives you a 10% or more 
discount on your calls.  If you make less than $5 worth of long 
distance calls in a month, then you are probably better off
with a non-discount plan.  

I have the same plan, except that since I make more than $5 per month
in calls, the $5 is credited back, AND I get an additional 10% or 20%
discount on all my calls.  

Irwin 
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