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64-bit Operating Systems - In article , nospam@resi.comsays: On 1 Apr 2004 04:32:34 -0000 John Levine wrote about Re: AOL Connection Leads to $2,500 Phone Bill The AP story identifies the guy and his daughter by name, and says Qwest agreed to settle the bill for $375. I would think that was generous except that he could have signed up for flat rate long distance for $25 and the calls would have cost $0 above that. http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2004-03-30-aol-phone-bill_x.htm The fine print I have seen on several of these plans specifically excludes modem calls.I find the whole modem/fax surcharges to be ridiculous. Both aredesigned to utilize the 3Khz bandwidth of a standard phone line. Andwith regard to fax, most of those calls are < 5 minutes. Granted, whenmux'ing all those calls a data/fax takes up the full 3Khz bandwidth,as opposed to other calls only taking it up a fraction of the time.But there is so much excess capacity in LD circuits that this shouldn'tbe an issue at all.Just wait until the RBOC's go whole hog into VoIP.
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