It was. fairly expensive. Only one company had control of the phones. It was the Bell phone company. If you wanted a phone you had to buy them from them and no one sold phones other than them. In the 1980's Bell was declared a monopoly and was broken up and ATT@T was born. At first there were a lot of mini Bell companies, but eventually they bought each other out and the monopoly was morphed into what we have today. There were no cell phones in this time and the introduction of cell phones after 1984 changed all sorts of things.
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The long distance carrier should be listed separately on your phone bill. If not, you can call your phone company and ask who it is.
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no, unless it really is a long distance call.
Have a phone by you and call a pizza place using your phone
Throw the phone at his shoulder and he'll catch it and make a call with it
Comware does not charge for long distance calls. The long distance call use is included in the cell phone contract. However, there is a charge for international used of the Comware long distance phone service. A call to the local Comwave cell phone company will provide a more adept explanation in regards to charging for long distance calls.
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You can find companies that offer long distance phone call packages through your local newspaper by look in the services section. You can also locate if a company sells long distance call packages by going to their website.
Yes, a phone call between Lincoln, NE and Omaha, NE is long distance, and you will be charged for long distance if your phone service does not include long distance. They are in the same area code, but that is irrelevant. Your service area may not include all numbers in that area code and in fact may include numbers in other area codes (for example, an Omaha call to Council Bluffs, IA will not be long distance).
That would be a very, very long distance call.