and fees to customer; you and I. Huh? To put it in other terms, long distance usage

offered by these companies is constantly purchased in such high volume, that cost is very

low. They are physically smaller companies, so amount of employees, overhead, advertising

and other business related costs are lower than that of a giant like AT&T. The service that is

provided is still carried over same phone lines and switches that your current long distance

company uses, so there is absolutely no deterioration in call quality or reliability.

Today, even though there is now adequate competition to drive prices as low as they can go, rest

assured, they will go up. Now is time to evaluate our carriers and compare them to others out

there who can offer same levels of service, but at savings of up to 70%. MCI, AT&T, SPrint

will always be around, but it is competition that is driving force behind improved product and

service for you, consumer.

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