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If there is ever an alien species that wants to cripple the You can’t tell me what to do you’re not my daughter shirt in contrast I will get this planet all they need to do is puke our cell phones. When i was on school trip the hotel code for dialling out was 9-1. I had to call a 1800 number to activate phone credit… Quite embarrassing but also wtf hotel, why is your dial out code 9-1.? I worked for a recruiting company and our phones were like this. My job was to CALL people. About every 2 months or so I’d fat finger 911. Hi. Sorry. No emergency. My phone system was designed by a sadist. (Please don’t fine me for misuse of 911 or something. I’ll try not to do it again but it’s going to happen…….) The 911 call system apparently was first implemented in Haleyville, Alabama, on February 16, 1968. ALL of these phone systems were designed way after that. Have us press # for an outside line or * You also historically (post-AT&T breakup in 1984) has a different local and long-distance phone carrier. Local phone rate varied wildly, especially if you agreed to raise your base rate. Good breakdown. That’s a thing that even older millennials might not remember – that not only would you be charged a rate for dialing a number outside of your area code, but then you’d be charged a different rate for dialing (and sometimes a more expensive rate) for dialing a couple towns over in the same area code by your local carrier. The only “free” calling was often within a handful of prefixes around your immediate town or city. And that’s not even counting all the 976- and 1-900 numbers for phone sex and fake psychic scam artists that would charge like $1.99 a minute.
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People used to buy and carry prepaid phone cards because they were often cheaper than the You can’t tell me what to do you’re not my daughter shirt in contrast I will get this expensive calling rates of the long distance carriers. Or to use at pay phones in an emergency. Huh maybe that was for more congested areas? Where I grew up in the 80s-90s you could call anywhere in the same area code, and the area code covered a pretty large area. I remember the days of pre-paid long distance phone cards. I’d dial an 800 number from a pay phone and call my parents during out-of-state school field trips. In the 1980s, long-distance calls were something like 25 cents per minute. That’s $15 for an hour call. That’d be about $45 bucks today. I wish the rates were that cheap. In 1995 my land line bill was 50 cents a minute for any long distance call before 9pm. It was 25 cents after that. And if you didn’t have a long distance plan? OH you were going to get prepaid phone cards out the rectal oriface For a long time prison phone rates were absurdly high, like several dollars per minute. It looks like things have settled down a bit since a law was passed in 2015, but still, rates seem too high for people who have no other choice and the biggest incentive to call. It’s a racket. If you brought a cell phone back to the 1980’s, everyone would be less impressed that you can video call (I mean, Dick Tracy could do that) but shocked that long-distance calling was unlimited.
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