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How Can I Get My Phone Fees Waived?
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Friday, February 16 2007
Many long-distance plans include monthly charges in addition to regular calling fees.
Most charges are between $1 and $5 per month, but some are higher.
Ask whether your provider imposes a monthly charge and find out the exact amount.
Don't be afraid to negotiate.
If you are a high-volume customer, your provider might waive the monthly fee.
They also might offer you other discounts and waivers. It never hurts to ask.
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