bluerum
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Fri May-12-06 04:28 PM
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FYI - Qwest availability. |
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Edited on Fri May-12-06 04:31 PM by bluerum
I was looking at changing over to Qwest and dumping Verizon but see that Qwest DSL and phone service is only available in the following states:
AZ. CO. IA. ID. MN. MT. ND. NE. NM. OR. SD. VT. UT. WA. WY.
Does anyone have any options for MA or is Verizon the local bully?
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Fri May-12-06 04:29 PM
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1. Sprint/Nextel or T-Mobile. nt |
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Fri May-12-06 04:33 PM
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3. Change Vermont to Utah |
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Qwest sold their cell business to Nextel. You can get Qwest long distance in most states I believe.
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Fri May-12-06 04:34 PM
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on Vonage through Comcast but I couldn't tell you if that's "private" or not
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Fri May-12-06 04:37 PM
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Just use your local phone company for the basic phone service and tell them you don't want any long distance. then get a toll free 800 calling card. I use onesuite.com. it's only 3 cents per minute and no monthly fees. can't beat it and I don't have to use any of those big companies.
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