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From: jjd2775 Jay Jeffrey DLugin
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1986 07:36

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     Austin, TX has had these services for at least the past year.
The best feature is callback.  If you pick up the phone and dial *66,
it rings the phone that called you last (only if the call was made
within Austin).  This is very handy when you come home, the phone's
ringing, and you pick it up just in time to hear the other party hang
up!

 
Jay D'Lugin   (Images-R-Us)
ihnp4!{wucs!wucec2!jjd2775 | wucs!lucy!jay | comus!dlugin}

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Subject: New Services
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