[BC] long distance service for ISDN

[Mark Humphrey]

I've been with Verizon the past few months and they
seem to be OK with both intra- and inter-LATA, with a
rate of around $.10/minute and no term commitment.

Several years ago, I used MCI/Worldcom's "Eight Cents
per Minute for Small Business Plan" and simply gave
them all of the directory numbers when I signed up,
without mentioning they were ISDN lines.  However, the
company was late in paying one bill, so they dropped
us.

I agree; you have to be very careful using the 1010XXX
codes on ISDN or you will be shocked when the next
bill shows up!

Mark


--- Paul Paterson <paulp at paulp.com> wrote:
> At 07:07 PM 5/17/2005, you wrote:
> >What's the group's experience in long distance
> carriers for ISDN these 
> >days? I have two circuits with SBC, but they refuse
> to provide LD beyond 
> >the Houston LATA.
> 
> Boy, I'd like to know some of those answers too. 
> We've got working assets 
> assigned to the number, but the line doesn't connect
> without a 1010XXX 
> prefix and WA says they don't have one of those. 
> sprint charges $5 a 
> minute for the 1010333 option.
> 
> p2
> 
> 
> Paul Paterson
> Cell:530-263-1982
> Home:530-265-8293 
> 
> 
> 
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