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Hello Eudgine! Mon 20-Dec-1999 00:39, you (500:95/468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to Alexey Ivanov: EP> In St. Petersburg, some PBXs now have AOH equipment from the very beginning EP> is turned off, and can be turned on for an additional fee. Fig. After paying money, the caller does not turn on. Those. mine (446-) and neighbor (447-) are definitely not determined. ATS (Japanese born) simply places the bolt on requests from your own and paired stations. We had a nice talk with the “operator” aunt. They are all extremely nice there people. I gave her an analogy with a tap: like, I’m being asked to pay for the right using a hot water tap, but no one guarantees that the water will be hot, or even just that there will be water. After some hesitation, the aunt gave a 9x12 smile and agreed that it was so. We got along in the opinion that the money is taken simply so that they don’t get to the bottom of me. You can simply sign a small document renouncing the aon, but in the event that after This will be detected by the caller and the number may be cut off. And over the years I have gotten used to the service device. And after cutting down the power supply, he defaulted with the request. Well, Pitalovo although not often, it disappears (in May there was a fire, in the summer there was an accident at the 5th thermal power plant, recently - flood). This is how we live. With best wishes, Vladimir.