Re: Equal access and the customer

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From: telecom
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 1986 18:29

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     Since you're educating people, how about educating me as to what
     10XXX, no-pick, and 950 are?  I've gathered from the discussions in
     mod.telecom that you can select different long distance carriers
     with 10XXX, but how does this work, how do you dial with it, and
     where can I write to find out what's available in my area?
     [Buffalo(home), and Rochester(college)]
     thanx in advance...

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Subject: Re: Equal access and the customer
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