Dial 1-4-1-1 for all Directory Assistance calls at $.50 per call. Assistance Call Launch is provided free of charge. Long-distance charges apply to calls outside your local calling area. You can purchase Grande local phone service with your choice of long-distance carriers. However, in order to have Grande's long-distance service, you must subscribe to Grande's local phone service.

Yes. With CURRENT Voice, you can dial 411 or 555-1212 to access directory assistance. You can also dial 0 for Operator Assistance or 00 for International Operator Assistance services. Additional charges apply for Directory Assistance or Operator Assisted calls. See similar questions...

Operator services are used when callers in certain countries are unable to dial due to their local telecom company's interference. Under these circumstances, our operators assist customers in dialing their destination number. See similar questions...

Your PBX will be reprogrammed to dial our toll-free number instead, so the change will be completely invisible to the users. They will continue to dial "411" or "NPA-555-1212" for directory assistance listings. For locations without a PBX, the number can be put into a speed dial location (like position #411) to make it just as convenient. See similar questions...

Yes. You get connected to 911; however, when you are connected through the operator we do not get your address or phone number on our enhanced 911 screens. (Many of us did not have 911 when we grew up and we would call the operator who would then transfer us to police, fire, or ambulance when needed.) By not dialing 911 it slows down the process by preventing us from simply verifying your address. When you call in an emergency, you are often upset, afraid, and not always thinking rationally. See similar questions...

Using your PIN #: Dial 116 then your PIN #, wait for dial tone, dial 81, 411 (Canadian Info) – this call will be charged to your PIN #. On our website: Canada 411 is also available on our website at no cost, www.mcmaster.ca/uts/network under links. The following list contains dialing instructions for several different types of calls that can be made from the McMaster Campus. If the number you have dialed is busy, you will hear the normal slow busy tone ~ please try again. See similar questions...

You have to use a University Long Distance Access Number or calling card to reach off-campus directory assistance. To use a University Long Distance Access Number to obtain Mississippi information, dial 9-1411-six digit access number. For out of state information 9-1-xxx(area code)-555-1212-six digit access number. To use a calling card dial 9-0-411-credit card number or 9-0-xxx-555-1212-credit card number. See similar questions...

VoIP comes with many of the features of traditional phone service. Your specific provider and plan will affect your additional features. See similar questions...

Our database is updated every 24 hours. Directory assistance listings come directly from the 7 Regional Bells in the United States and any independent, smaller providers throughout the country. They are fed nightly to our call centers, which perform 600,000 lookups every day. The database is routinely audited for accuracy by an independent firm and maintains a rating of 98% or above. See similar questions...

For operator assistance during a call just press *0 on your telephone keypad. An operator will join your conference call momentarily to see what assistance is required and resolve any issues. See similar questions...

We do not support 911 calling at this time, nor do we offer Enhanced 911 (E911). SuperPhone Unlimited plans to deploy short-form emergency services in selected areas by Q2 2003. The service will be similar in its functionality to local 911 services. See similar questions...

Yes, all calls to Directory Assistance will be charged. A summary of Directory Assistance calls can be found on the Summary Page under the Directory Assistance column with the details for these calls under each subscriber's details. Directory Assistance service from your handset provides more than just phone numbers. It also offers directions, movie information, dinner reservations and more. See similar questions...

It will take two to three business days for the listing to propagate to most directory assistance databases. Some carriers, particularly baby bells, take much longer to update their databases. See similar questions...

Because it’s important that you understand that any changes we submit to our data providers on your behalf will not be immediate (changes take up to 90 days) nor will they remain active unless you follow up with your local phone provider. See similar questions...

If you would like to provide suggestions to improve our Desktop Weather product, please submit your feedback here. For technical assistance, you can also submit a customer support ticket by using the assistance form. See similar questions...

You should first check theTips from Newsgroups page, which has some very useful information on it (but sometimes it is a little out of date) Warning! - This link will open your news reader, add the SpamCop news server and add the spamcop.mail newsgroup.) See similar questions...

Master Operators are the only people who may grant privileges of Class 4 or higher. General Operators have neither the power nor the authority to make you an op. If there is more than one Master Op at a host, they will confer before giving someone Operator status. The criteria used in choosing is sometimes site-dependent, eg. who may be an op, or how many ops are allowed. If you wish to be considered, you may send e-mail to the person(s) listed in the response to /CONTACT. See similar questions...

operator is a customer service representative for your websites using LiveAgent. They handle all chats with website visitors. For example, if you own 4 operators, you can have 4 concurrent operators logged into LiveAgent at any given time. No, we do not provide human operator representatives. Each purchase of LiveAgent includes the LiveAgent Server, Administrator GUI and Operator GUI. See similar questions...