What determines whether a call to USA is USA, USA-High or USA-Ultra High? Why should there be any difference? My sister lives in Blaine, Washington, on the Canadian border. I used to call her for $0.02 per minute. Now it's costing me $0.09 per minute. What has changed? When did this happen? Why didn't anybody tell me? I've got the Excel sheet that supposedly explains it, but I can't make anything out of it. Can somebody shed some light on all this?
-freddy
USA call charges - What's going on?
Re: USA call charges - What's going on?
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Re: USA call charges - What's going on?
The prefix on the destination number.What determines whether a call to USA is USA, USA-High or USA-Ultra High?
Occasionally, our supplier (Verizon) will change the tariff codes on destination prefixes. There is nothing Exetel can do about this.Why should there be any difference? My sister lives in Blaine, Washington, on the Canadian border. I used to call her for $0.02 per minute. Now it's costing me $0.09 per minute. What has changed? When did this happen? Why didn't anybody tell me? I've got the Excel sheet that supposedly explains it, but I can't make anything out of it. Can somebody shed some light on all this?
We simply bill according to the allocated tariff for the prefix.
You can send your number to voice@exetel.com.au and we can investigate further, but there is probably no more explanation than this.