Hope this is not a violation of the board just looking to pass on this info to my rodding friends...

As you know I am in the Telecommunication field and as you all know the market for local & long distance service is like cats & dogs fighting. I recently found service provider that has the best rates in the US.... 3.9 on Long Distance
If you have any instrest check it out @

http://www.riterateld.com/innovative

btw ... I do not make any commision at all.........

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"Big Al" Liebmann

Chief Legal Council & Charter Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association
Technical Advisor - Barris/Kind Chrysler City Coup'e Kustom

Friend of Ed Croozer sometimes .......

I've been using One Suite www.onesuite.com) for a couple of years now. 2.5 cents/minute long distance and no monthly fee. Only catch is that you have to prepay ($10, $20, etc.), but we've never had any problems. Then again, we finally broke down and got a cell phone a couple months back and we do most of our calling on it now since it's "free".

Jason

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Jason Long
Streetrod Stuff Webmaster

Here's a good one if available in your area and you do enough long distance to cover the marginal few extra dollars for you local service and if available.

I recently signed up with MCI (in October) as my local company and they will give me the exact same features as Bell South and for about $10 more a month.......all the long distance I can stand....it's free! It's called the Neighborhood complete plan for $49.99. I get three-way calling, speed dial, voice mail,caller ID, call waiting ID with forwarding...and I average over 1500 minutes of long distance. Even with the cheapest plan I save at least $50!

You might want to check at 1-888-624-5622 at MCI if available. Probably only in and around bigger cities!


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Steve Jack
Marketing Technologies Limited,LLC
ConceptOne Brackets and Pulleys

The industry is certainly cut throat ot this time...I thought MCI is owned by Worldcom, which as you know, is very shakey at present so these deals are probably a desperate way of getting cash flow. The risk that everyone takes in using cheap carriers is that they might not be around tomorrow and if you have gone as far as being pre selected to them you might end up with no service when they pull the plug.
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see ya
Pep

Verizon, $5/month for $.05/min.
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phil


It's not a NOMAD, it's a Yeoman!
Not an engineer, but I DO drive a train.

YOu are right about WorldCom and the MCI connection. Having worked in the Telephony industry for 15 years I do not fret this connection at all! I know enough about MCI to figure out that it is an asset (actually making money) of the company that will keep running no matter what. If World Com goes, the court will keep the asset up and running and will try to offload it against liabilities. So, I don't think there is a chance for it just to belly up and disappear overnight. There is greater risk in my opinion going with some of the smaller long distance companies. Especially the ones that are just aggregate buyers of switch time. These guys come and go with the speed of light. The have no capital equipement, piggyback on someone elses backbone, then when times get tough.....bail and leave their customers without a long distance plan. They simply go down the street, open the doors under a differing name and voila.....back to the same ole same ole!

Meantime.......great deal me thinks.
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Steve Jack
Marketing Technologies Limited,LLC
ConceptOne Brackets and Pulleys

While on the subject of saving money, for those of you needing prescription drugs, talk to me. I own a mail order prescription drug business that can save you up to 90%....depending on what you take. I won't spam you with the email address but if you are interested send me an email and I'll give you the details.