The caller who dials 1-877-243-2823 to place a long distance call to a CapTel user will be charged for the call from the moment he connects to the CapTel user. Please contact Ultratec or the Public Service Commission to address any equipment issues. The CapTel captioning is available through the relay service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

With the competitive telecommunications market, most long distance carriers charge the same for calling anywhere in the U.S. Competitive long distance rates of five to ten cents per minute means a typical fax will cost around seven cents to send anywhere in the U.S. Rates are based on the senders long distance carrier. K7's parent company, ITL (International Telcom), offers Kallcents a long distance service with a rate of 9.9 cents per minute and no monthly charges or minimums.

A long distance call is considered connected if there is an answer at the other end. Even if you don't speak to a person, there are times when a connection is made. An example of this is an answering machine, or voicemail, or a fax connection.

Absolutely! The best way to designate—and update, if necessary—your preferred long-distance carrier is by completing a Georgia Relay Customer Profile. For more information, visit the "Features" section of this Web site and click on the words "Georgia Relay Customer Profile" in the brown bar. Please note that if you do not designate a preferred carrier, the call will be billed by Georgia Relay's long-distance provider at a discounted rate.

All long distance, international, and information calls (e.g., <area-code>-555-1212) that are billable require you to enter an authorization number (employee ID or account code) before the call will be completed. Enter your authorization number when you hear the prompt. You will only have one chance to correctly enter the code. If you mis-dial your code, you will hear a busy tone. Hang up, and press the redial soft key.

Long distance calls can be direct dialed by using the appropriate country code (91 for the U.S.). AT&T, MCI, and Sprint all make calling long distance relatively easy, but you may find the local access number blocked in many hotel rooms. A way around this problem is to ask the hotel operator to connect you to the access number instead of placing the call through the hotel operator.

No. The CURRENT Voice Unlimited plan includes free calling within the United States and Canada. Calls to US territories, the Virgin Islands and international destinations are billed at a per-minute rate. Some restrictions apply. Refer to the CURRENT Voice Service Agreement for additional information.

Every authorized user accesses the system through a toll-free number or a local number with no line charge fees.

Just like you would with a traditional phone, except that area codes must always be entered. For local and long-distance calls, dial the area code first, followed by the 7-digit destination number. For international calls, dial 011, country code, area code, followed by the destination number.

Yes. However, some long distance calls made through payphones may be subject to a surcharge. Why? The owners of those particular payphones will charge buytheminute.com the surcharge for that call, which we will then simply pass on to you through a deduction on your account. buytheminute.com will provide you with two 1-800 toll-free network access telephone numbers with your purchase. You can then use the service to call anywhere in the world ONLY FROM the continental U.S. and Canada. Yes.

Plans that say Access Number Required do not require you to change long distance companies. You register your phone number(s) with the long distance company selected, for identification purposes. You will gain access to the carrier's system to make a long distance call by dialling either a local access number, or a Toll Free (800) number. You will then be prompted how to complete the call.

When you choose GlobeTalk Platinum service, you are selecting PRIMUS as your long-distance carrier. We will handle your in-state long distance calls, state-to-state long-distance calls, and international long distance calls. You may choose another carrier for "Regional Toll" or "Local Toll" calls (calls that stay within your state that are not considered long distance).

Yes. Long distance service will remain as before, available for any land-line phone, billed on students' monthly communications bill from ITSS (with cable TV service, if applicable). Students who want to will still be able to sign up and pay for additional phone lines, especially useful in two-room doubles and graduate housing.

No. G2G Telecom will pay for the cost of switching. If you are billed my your local phone company, G2G Telecom will reimbursed you for the fee charged by your local phone company. The credit will appear on your bill from G2G.

Rate category two applies charges to international calls made to non-landline (i.e. mobile) phones and other wireless devices including pagers, personal computers and personal digital assistants. To find out whether the number you are dialling belongs to a mobile device for which you may be assessed international mobile rates, use our Mobile Termination Search Tool. For exact rates, please contact your Allstream representative or call our Customer Care Centre at 1 888 288-2273.

If this has occurred, it is important to remember to always dial 1423 before your desired phone number when making a call or if using a PABX ensure that the correct programming changes have been made so your calls are made via Yell.

Yes. You will receive a Personal Identification Number (PIN) to make long-distance calls from all campus phone lines. These charges will be billed to your student account each month.

Actually, there are four (not including international): local calls, state-to-state long-distance calls, in-state long-distance calls, and calls that go beyond your local calling area but don't go far enough to be considered long distance. When you choose IDT as your long-distance carrier we will handle both your state-to-state and in-state long-distance calls.