Re: Equal access and the customer

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From: Frankston
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1986 17:22

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A related question is how to specify the carrier one wants when calling
from a hotel.  They typically seem to disable 10xxx dialing and select a
carrier on the basis of minimum signal to noise ratio and maximum delay.

Also, what is the deal on the ATT calling card.  Since that number is
shared by the local operating company now, what are the rules on it
being usable by alternate carriers and what is the reality.

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Subject: Re: Equal access and the customer
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