nxh@meaddata.com (Nobuya Higashiyama) (09/25/90)
I found that there's a significant difference in call quality when calling Japan from Dayton, OH between AT&T and MCI. I used to use MCI, and I had to put up with frequent dropouts, noise, etc. This seemed to happen on just about every call I made. I switched to AT&T, and the dropouts disappeared completely and the noise is now quite tolerable. I'd like to know if anyone else has had the same experience, or if mine is an isolated case. Nobuya "Higgy" Higashiyama Mead Data Central, Dayton, OH meaddata!nxh@uunet.uu.net (temporary) or nxh@meaddata.com or uunet!meaddata!nxh
wje@decwrl.dec.com (Bill Ezell) (10/04/90)
In <12575@accuvax.nwu.edu> nxh@meaddata.com (Nobuya Higashiyama) writes: >I found that there's a significant difference in call quality when >calling Japan from Dayton, OH between AT&T and MCI... We use AT&T for all of our international data calls, primarily to Japan, and a block reseller (Long Distance North) for all of our voice lines and domestic data calls. We found AT&T to be the only one that could provide relatively clean lines that didn't drive our Trailblazers to distraction, or at least low throughput. Bill Ezell Software Innovations, Inc. wje@siia.mv.com (603) 883-9300