What kind of access is 800-950 ?

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From: johnl
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1986 06:02

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This morning I was trying to make a call with my MCI card.  Since I was in
the boondocks in Vermont 950-1022 didn't work, it gave a "being checked for
trouble" recording like it always does there.  When I tried MCI's 800 number,
it told me that their new number for calling card calls is 800-950-1022.  Does
anybody know if this is a FG C number, like a regular 950 number, or just a
more mnemonic 800 number?

John R. Levine, Javelin Software Corp., Cambridge MA +1 617 494 1400
{ ihnp4 | decvax | cbosgd | harvard | yale }!ima!johnl, Levine@YALE.something
Where is Richard Nixon now that we need him?

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