Subj : luckymobile offers and la
To   : AUGUST ABOLINS
From : Rob Mccart
Date : Tue Aug 12 2025 07:31:52

AA>The usa-calling can be handy when some contacts inherit phones
  >from outside the country. That can be the case especially when
  >people travel during the summer.  I have one contact that
  >recently moved from usa to canada.  They are still operating
  >with T-Mobile. 1-410-845-XXXX (probably no roaming charges?)
  >..and that's a call to the states that I can't do.

Yes, I was thinking it's easy enough to switch to something else
and get a new SIM card but not if they have a good reason to stay
with the plan they had. I've often worndered why phone companies
don't decide if a call is to the USA or not based on where you
are calling to/from rather than your plan, but I suppose it's to
do with cooperation between companies more than actual location.

RM> I'm surprised I don't have more problems.. The phone line is above
RM> ground and looks to be in terrible condition and I'm probably
RM> close to 2 miles from the Bell Box. To clarify, only the line to
RM> my house is ratty.

AA>It's probably getting a good chance to dry out faster than if
  >it were underground.

But mine doesn't act up while it's raining either..    B)

RM> Seems to me a while back when they worked on mine it had
RM> to do with ground wires at my house. If I recall, there were two of
RM> them and he ended up cutting one of them to fix things.

AA>I think one cable like that has 4 pairs (tip-ring) to work with
  >as substitutes before they have to replace the whole cable.

It appeared that there were 2 ground lines hooked up at the same
time and for some reason one of them was causing line noise.

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