Jiro Nakamura NeXT Developer <jiro@trumpet.cit.cornell.edu> (08/12/90)
I use USA Direct all the time to phone up companies in the U.S.
collect. I've still to use it on my Card. :-) The operators speak
excellent English, I always assumed that they were in the States.
Here are access numbers from my USA direct card (11/89), as
reproduced from AT&T literature. Copyright AT&T. To get more info,
dial 1 800 874 4000 ext 359:
Australia 0014-881-011 Guatemala (t) 190
Austria (t) 022-903-011 Hong Kong (t) 008-1111
Bahamas (2) 1-800 872-2881 Hungary (t) 00*36-0111
Bahrain 800-001 Italy (t) 172-1011
Belgium (t) 11-0010 Jamaica (2) 0 800 872 2881
Brazil 000-8010 Japan(t2) 0039-111
Br. Virgin Is. 1-800 872 2881 Korea 009-11
Cayman Is. 1872 Liberia 797-797
Chile 00*-0312 Netherlands (t) 06*-022-9111
Colombia (2) 980-11-0010 New Zealand 000-911
Costa rica (t) 114 Norway(t) 050-12-011
Denmark (t) 0430-0010 Philippines (t2) 105-11
Dominica 1 800 872 2881 Singapore (t) 800-0011
Dom. Rep. 1 800 872-2881 St. Kitts 1 800 872-2881
Finland (t) 9800-100-10 St. Maarten (2) 800-10011
France (t) 19*-0011 Sweden (t) 020-795-611
Gambia (t) 001-199-220-0010 Switzerland (t) 046-05-0011
Germany/Frg (1t) 0130-0010 U.K. 0800-89-0011
Greece (t) 00-800-1311 Uruguay (t) 00-1161
Grenada (2) 872
* = await second tone t = Public phones require coin or card
1 = trial basis only 2 = limited availability
I hope AT&T doesn't tell the SS that this is a internal secret
document that costs millions ... I got mine for free from the 800
number above.
Disclaimer: I don't work for AT&T, though that isn't too bad an idea.
To Cornell, I'm just a number and a source of money.
All typos are most probably mine. Use with care.