STEVEH@MIT-MC.ARPA ("Stephen C. Hill") (10/20/85)
It will be interesting to see if you get billed for this 'service'.
STEINBERG@RED.RUTGERS.EDU (Louis Steinberg) (10/21/85)
Have you tried sending a letter to your state Public Utilities Commission (or whatever it is called in your state)? With a copy, of course to your phone company. I was getting a royal runaround from my power company for months, and finally sent a letter to the PUC with a copy to the utility. I got a letter from the utility almost by return mail, "thanking" me for my letter (!) and things got straightened out within days. [I threatened to do so because after they connected my hunting service finally, they forgot to connect the line to my pair so calls going to me were falling on the floor. They fixed that in 2 hours, but only because I had gotten the name of the supervisor I had spoken to and threatened to call the PUC and the phone companies Executive Complaint office (which I think is more effective in this case), if it wasn't fixed in reasonable time (i.e. not 4 days like they told me I would have to wait). --JSol]