Sam Spade (Sam@coldmail.com) Thu, 10 Aug 2006 09:46:01 -0700

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Anthony Bellanga wrote: > Most BOCs and LECs in the US and Canada still do offer Speed-8 and > Speed-30. It is/was NOT speed-32. SBC in California offers only Speed 8 these days. When they offered both the 8-list was accessed with feature code 74; the 30-list with feature code 75. The real advantage of the speed list was the storing of long international dialing strings. The speed list, as I recall, could store up to 16 digits. But, almost everyone other than the LECs offer cheaper international rates, etc, etc. My SBC wireline service is now toll-restricted and limited to incoming and local outgoing calls. They can't compete with Vonage, so they are trying to destroy it.

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