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10/15   I don't have a long dist carrier. I usually use 10-10-321, 811, 220,
        etc. What's a good plan to use?
        \_ http://www.onesuite.com  Cheap, no hassles, portable.
           \_ http://www.onesuite.com/faqs.htm#G13 , you can get 20 free
              minuts (hey that's like 60 cents)!
              but why don't they just bill the telephone like others?
              \_ onesuite is actually a calling card which you can access
                 through a 1-800 number or local numbers.  it is not a traditioal
                 long distance carrier.
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www.onesuite.com/faqs.htm#G13
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Anytime and anywhere in the lower 48 ststes for 25 per minute with local access, or use toll-free service for just 29 per minute. Anytime and anywhere in the lower 48 ststes for 25 per minute with local access, or use toll-free service for just 29 per minute. Anytime and anywhere in the lower 48 ststes for 25 per minute with local access, or use toll-free service for just 29 per minute.