Do any of the long distance providers require an access number to be dialed before a call?

Rebecca Atwood
Posted on Tuesday, December 06, 2005
by Rebecca Atwood , Customer Care Manager, Follow me on Twitter
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No, you will not be required to dial an access code before placing a long distance call with any of the providers listed.  All of the long distance companies that are compared at ##SITENAMESHORT offer 1+longdistance number.  From the long distance section you can find the best plan offered in your area.

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