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Call other Pioneer long distance customers for just 1.9¢ per minute! Six second billing increments available with 3.25¢ interstate rate plan. Available in RBOC areas only. 99¢ monthly fee applies for customers who spend less than $15 per month AND require a printed, paper bill mailed each month. No fee for online billing.

*$2 monthly fee for billing via U.S. mail if usage is under $20. No fees for online billing.
Rates higher in NON RBOC areas.

$5 in FREE CALLS to other bigredwire members every month!
All billing done via Internet. All billing done via credit card. NO minimums or service charges of any kind!

NO monthly fees. NO monthly minimums! -- RATES HIGHER IN NON RBOC AREAS

* $2 monthly fee for billing via U.S. Mail if usage is under $20. NO fees for online billing.
GREAT INTERNATIONAL RATES! -- RATES HIGHER IN NON RBOC AREAS

Carrier reimburses all switching fees. $15 minimum monthly usage

Online billing and payment ONLY. No monthly fees or minimums.
RATES HIGHER IN NON RBOC AREAS

3.5¢ per minute rate also available with full-minute billing increments

* $1.99 monthly fee is waived when using online billing, or if your monthly usage is over $20.
AVAILABLE TO RBOC CUSTOMERS ONLY

$2 monthly fee waived if usage is over $15. -- RATES HIGHER IN NON RBOC AREAS

*$2.50 monthly billing fee will apply with usage less then $15

NO monthly minimums or service charges. Available in ALL areas.
Special 2.9¢ per minute rate available for referring 3 other customers

RBOC = Regional Bell Operating Companies. You are a Regional Bell customer if you subscribe to SBC Communications (Pacific Bell, Nevada Bell, Ameritech, SW Bell), BellSouth, Qwest (former USWest areas), Southern New England Telephone (SNET), or parts of Verizon (areas formerly served by Bell Atlantic, NYNEX, NJ Bell). If you are a local Verizon customer who resides in an area formerly served by GTE, CONTEL (Continental Telephone) or one of several other small/rural local phone companies, you are NOT in an RBOC area. All RBOC territories reside in areas that were once part of the "Bell System", until broken up by the U.S. Government in 1984. Carriers can usually offer lower rates in these areas due to lower access fees charged to them by Regional Bells.