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Date Posted: 21:32:39 03/13/18 Tue
Author: Garage Rocker
Subject: Re: Interactive radio (333-9333, Now that's easy to remember!)
In reply to: WTK 's message, "Re: Interactive radio (333-9333, Now that's easy to remember!)" on 14:14:53 03/13/18 Tue

Then I guess it wasn't that easy to remember. I also remember from the mid-90s on when you could call the local talk shows (when such things actually existed) for free on Bell Atlantic cell phones. That was back in the early days of cell phones when talking was metered at so many cents a minute, and the minutes added up fast when you were on hold waiting to talk to Doug Hoerth, Lynn Cullen, Mike Pintek, or any of the others.

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Re: Interactive radio (333-9333, Now that's easy to remember!) -- Greg Jena, 09:15:23 03/14/18 Wed