In today’s competitive telecommunications environment, a significant problem known as “slamming” has developed in which the long distance companies selected by you may be changed without your consent. In order to minimize the expense and inconvenience which may result from “slamming”, WCVT now offers you the protection of a “Long Distance Freeze” to your accounts.

No, each plan listed on our site is an independent company, and the long distance carrier you choose will provide your long distance service. PhoneDog.com is a consumer resource site, which allows you to compare long distance rates; we do not, however, provide these services directly.

To change your long distance carrier, you need to first call the carrier you wish to change to and obtain their 4-digit Carrier Identification Code (CIC). Secure a rate plan with the carrier for both your intralata and interlata calls. Consider KCTC plans, Click Here to learn more. After your calling plan is set up, call KCTC at 656-3668 to request a long distance carrier change. When asked, provide KCTC with the CIC that you received from the long distance carrier that you wish to change to.

It is best to pick a long distance plan that fits your needs. If you use a large amount of long distance, look for a plan with a small monthly charge. If your long distance usage is infrequent, then a plan with no monthly charge might work better for you. These plans usually run about 14¢ to 15¢ a minute, depending on carrier prices. KCTC only bills long distance for AT&T and our own 2 carriers.

Yes. Use Kallback for international calls where it will save you money; use your current carrier for domestic long-distance calls.

Designating a long-distance carrier is not necessary with digital phone service. FirstDigital packages are available with unlimited long-distance calling within the United States and Canada. For plans without unlimited long-distance calling, FirstDigital offers much lower long-distance and international calling rates than traditional phone service.

Intelliverse provides VoIP telephone service that includes unlimited local and long distance calling to U.S. and Canada.

In-state (intra-state) and local toll calls (intra-lata) are included in all plans. Any calls made outside of the calling plan are billed in addition to the prepaid rate plan for calls that exceed the plan you choose. These calls will be charged on a per minute basis plus any federal, state, and local taxes which may apply. These charges are not prepaid, they will be charged monthly or when a customer's account balance reaches $100.00 ($50.

We offer a prepaid calling card to enables our customer to save money enormously on there Domestic and International calls. No, these card work totally separate from regular phone bill. Most of the cards use 800 # a toll free number, or a local access number. So it has nothing to do with your long distance carrier that you have currently with your home or business phone.

No, each plan listed on our site is an independent company, and the long distance carrier you choose will provide your long distance service. ClearViewLD is a consumer resource site, which allows you to compare long distance rates; we do not, however, provide these services directly.

The Office of Information Technology has partnered with MobileSphere, a third party prepaid long distance service. Click here for more information and to sign up.

No, but you can keep your local long distance (IntraLATA, Regional) with your local phone company and simply switch your out-of-state and in-state long distance. In-state long distance is usually when you call to a different area code within your state.

In most cases, the answer is no. The only exception is if you have instituted a PIC freeze on your phone line with your local phone company. In this case, you must contact your local phone company to deactivate the PIC freeze so you can switch to our long distance service. If you run into any difficulty, please contact customer service at admin-at-fibers.net or call the toll free number on the e-mail you received after sign up.

We can not contact you when we get a request from a carrier to change your long distance carrier. The FCC has really come down on carriers slamming customers. The FCC does not tolerate this at all and has notified carriers that they will fine anyone who continues this practice. So they have told us any order for a PIC change has to be processed as it states on the order.

No. You are required to have a long distance company. Since Metro Access only covers the GTA. You will need someone to service calls outside of your service area.

Yes, you will need to change your long-distance carrier to Global Crossing. Please don't do this, however, till you have had the ok from Freetalk to do this. Don't worry, when you subscribe you will receive clear and simple instructions as to what you need to do.

Yes - Call Select will arrange to switch your current long distance provider to our network automatically. There is no charge for this service. Activation of a qualified account will usually take effect within 4-5 business days and customers can call toll free (at no charge) 1-700-555-4141 to hear a recorded message of who their EQA carrier is.

No, each plan listed on our site is an independent provider, and the long distance carrier you choose will provide your long distance service. Spend On Life is a resource site, which allows you to compare the best deals available; it does not, however, provide these services directly.