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.

How much storage space is under my bed? Please refer to the detailed information page for the facility you are assigned. You may find it on the facilities page.

No. All phones have voice mail capabilities. The voice mailbox is shared by the roommates and is secured with individual passcodes.

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.

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.

No. You will receive a campus phone extension with free voice-mailbox service. You can use your voice mail to create a personal message for callers from on/off campus.

Cell phones may be used on the floors and in patient’s room, but regulations prohibit use within one (1) foot of a medical device and use of two-way radios or push-to-talk functions.

YES. Follow the instructions under the previous question. When you get the dial tone, enter 1 + Area Code + Phone Number. (10/10/2003)

Long distance calls may be placed by using the long distance service of your choice via calling card, or you may apply for a long distance code provided by the university. You will need to bring your own phone but voice mail is provided on every phone line. So you do not need to purchase an answering machine.

Bring your bill to the Telecommunications Center immediately and get a new Long Distance Access Number. Do not let anyone use your Long Distance Access Number. If you let someone else use it, you are responsible for collecting the money from them.

Placing long distance calls through OneRedCube is as easy as placing a call with a traditional calling card. You simply dial your OneRedCube number, enter your password and follow the menu prompts for placing a call. You can also set up calls at your personal communications portal. You simply enter the phone number that you will use for your phone conversation and the phone number of the person you are calling. Our network will connect the two numbers so that you can begin your conversation.

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.

Yes, you should bring your ATT, MCI, or Sprint Long Distance card. Find out from that company what the access number is from the Bahamas, and you can use this access number from any phone in Eleuthera to make your long distance calls.