luigi@hplabsc.UUCP (Luigi Semenzato) (04/04/84)
Last time I called Italy, after I gave the number to the operator (I don't have direct dialing), she told me: "Thank you for using AT&T international service". "Why", I replied, "are there other choices?" "Yes, there are" she answered somewhat reluctantly. I did not have the courage to ask her more details. The next morning I called Sprint and MCI, but to no avail. Does anybody know what the "other choices" could be? Thanks Luigi Semenzato (415) 857-5923
hutch@shark.UUCP (Stephen Hutchison) (04/05/84)
<rrr one ringy-dingy rrrr two ringy-dingies . . .> I suggest ITT as a possible alternate to ATT for international phone calls. I don't know how you would specify them in a call though. Hutch
ix21@sdccs6.UUCP (04/07/84)
National Telephone allows calls to Canada. They connect to anywhere that has a 3 digit area code. Last Christmas MCI provided free three minute phone calls at a nearby shopping center. At that time they said they cover the U.S., some cities in Canada and England. They even gave one person a free call to England. David Whiteman, UCSD