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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Dallas-based AT&T offers collect calls to wireless customers in the U.S.

Do you have King Arthur in a can? Yuk yuk yuk.

Dallas-based AT&T announced that customers can now make collect calls to mobile phones by dialing 1-800-CALL-ATT(R) (1-800-225-5288), to access a new service called AT&T Collect to Wireless. AT&T is the first major telecommunications provider to expand its collect calling services to reach wireless customers in the U.S.

This opportunity is provided through a strategic relationship with 3Cinteractive's Text Collect(TM) service. AT&T Collect to Wireless is part of the 1-800-CALL-ATT(R) product suite, which provides customers access to the AT&T network for all alternatively-billed calls, including calling card, credit card and collect calls.

"The ability to complete calls to mobile phones has been a major challenge for the collect calling industry, and we are very excited to work with AT&T, the company that created the very concept of collect calling," 3Cinteractive CEO John Duffy said.

AT&T Collect to Wireless will be offered to those who dial 1-800-Call-ATT(R). After choosing the AT&T Collect to Wireless prompt, the caller enters the 10 digit mobile phone number and then speaks his or her name. The two parties can then talk for up to 20 minutes for $9.99. Wireless customers will have the ability to opt out from receiving collect calls. This service is not available from coin phones at this time.

Source: AT&T



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jtmbls, says:

qireless? More new technology I'm never going to use.

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8 months, 1 week ago
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Teresa Gubbins, says:

zing! nice one, jtmbls. appreciate your sharp eye

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Scott Doyle, says:

Definitely good to know, especially if these <a href="http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2009/mar/25/sen-john-carona-proposes-best-sobriety-checkpoint-/">DWI checkpoints</a> get passed. =p

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Pavel Lishin, says:

Considering most people I know won't even answer the phone when an unknown number calls, I wouldn't really hold any high hopes for this being a help in that situation.

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