olsen@hx.lcs.mit.edu (James Olsen) (10/18/89)
Nomad@cup.portal.com writes: >Nashville, TN - Tried to make a AT&T calling card call from a >payphone in the airport. 10288 did not work, so I tried 00. That >got me a local operator ... she transferred me to the AT&T operator >... I explained that I was at the airport and calling from a COCOT >that would not accept 10288 ... she was surprised to hear of the >problem because "they aren't supposed to block access anymore". I've noticed a lot of expensive call-blocking COCOT's being installed in this area (usually replacing honest New England Tel. units). We all know that the goverment will do nothing about it, unless people raise a big enough stink. My questions are: To whom should we complain about call blocking? (The FCC and the state PUC?) What's the best way to make a complaint? (Is there some formal complaint procedure which will have more effect?) Thanks.