From: amp <Alan.Pugh@internetMCI.COM>
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 95 07:19:00 PDT
To: John McGough <cypherpunks@toad.com>
Subject: Re: 1(800)MY-ANI-IS
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Date: Friday, 20-Oct-95 07:58 AM

From: John McGough             \ Internet:    
(john.mcgough@mail.industry.net)
To:   amp                      \ Internet:    (alan.pugh@internetmci.com)

Subject: 1(800)MY-ANI-IS

JM> Looks like MCI is looking for a authorization code during that
JM> tone.  Do you have any idea how many digits is standard on their
JM> stuff?   Or better yet, if you figure it out, please let me know. 
JM> I'll do the same.
 
while i wouldn't be at liberty to get you a valid code, (i'm not sure
of the number of digits it wants as i haven't gotten mine yet), i
would suggest you call one of mci's customer service centers and
_politely_ request that they allow access to this service to non-mci
employees. i would suggest that they put some kind of message on the
number before they give you the ani like "this service provided by
mci." i would see this as a good public relations tactic for the
company for telecom-type folx who would be using it.

my 2 cents.

unfortunately, i don't speak for my company.

amp
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<alan.pugh@internetmci.com>
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