NYC Phone Rates, was: Sid Ceasar and Phones in Comedy |
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Danny Burstein (dannyb@panix.com) Fri, 9 Sep 2005 18:50:40 UTC
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In <telecom24.411.18@telecom-digest.org> Wesrock@aol.com writes:
> Has anything but measured service every been available in New York,
In the 1950s through the early 1960s, residential consumers in NYC
a) a true flat rate service, but this only
So if you were calling the drugstore 1/2
b) An untimed, but charged per call, rate,
When this was first set up (at least
Note that the untimed message unit did NOT
Bit by bit the 75 message unit allowace got cut down, so nowadays
(Nowadays a bunch of very confusing options are available through
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