Long Distance (USA)

Is my long distance free or do I need a discount carrier like I had before.

Since this is the general forum for Verizon Residential products, all sorts of possibilities
You did not identify what you have. FIOS essentials, Fios Digital Voice, non-fios etc.?
Freedom Essntials and Digital Voice inlude long distance (all US and some other areas). Most other packages such as Local and regionals you have to add long distance and have options such as Verizon Five Cents Plan and eValues.

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Local skype to go number is long distance

I have a contact skype to go number which is long dsitance as well as my access number for all other calls is a long distance number. How do i get a different skype to go number for a contact as the rest of my contacts are local skype to go numbers

Hello,
Please advise your access number and your other direct dial numbers. Thank you.
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What is the email for the covent garden apple store (UK), if not apple uk. I am in canada and need to contact THIS store (for an insurance claim) and the phone system won't work for a long distance call.

I am currently living in Canada (but I am from the UK).
I lost my iphone 4S 32GB a couple of weeks ago and I need to try and prove to my insurance company that the iphone was a 32GB.
I was told by an apple store near where i live that the original store where i purchased my iphone may be able to find records on my phone and print out a receipt for me. I can't get through to the Covent Garden apple store in london (where i brought the phone), because the automated phone system that apple uses doesn't seem to like long distance phone calls.
Is there an email for the covent garden store, or for apple uk? I tried toi chat to an apple advisor online, but because of my location i got put through to apple USA.

https://selfserve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do
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Long Distance Calling & Voice-over IP

If I am running my blackberry thru my wireless router, can I make long distance calls for free? I heard that if you're in a foreign country and you hook into wifi that your calls are free as well...true?

UMA = Unlimited Mobile Access.
Yes, if you have UMA on your device, if you are in, say Germany, and you have a WiFi connection and UMA on the screen, when you make a call to anywhere, in this case pretend you are calling back to the USA.
The call is made via WiFi/UMA, and the call is connected to a router for the WiFi network you are on, and then direct back to a Tmobile network center in the USA. Then the call is connected to your party via the normal phone network. Because the call now "originates" from the Tmobile service center in the USA, the call is a local in-nation call.
Say you are in Germany, and you call Japan. Same story, the call orginiates from the Tmo service center in the US, and you are charged for a US --> Japan call, rather than Germany > Japan, which in most cases can be advantageous for your rates.
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Unlimited calls in Mexico, includes long distance ...

Hello,
I'm wondering if the Unlimited calls plan to Mexico include calls to long distance cell phones (045).
http://skype.com/intl/en-us/prices/subscriptions/new-unlimited-plans-mexico-russia-brazil?intcmp=ch1...
That would be amazing and would sign up immediatly for years to come.

Vacaoso wrote:
Thank you for your reply.
I forgot to ask on my first post if the Unlimited calls plan includes all cities in Mexico, or is the plan limited to certain cities (Mexico, Monterrey,etc)?
Thanks again.
There are 4 different "unlimited" subscriptions for Mexico, so you would want to be careful in purchasing the right one...
1. The "Unlimited Mexico Cities" subscription at US$ 6.99/month only covers calls to landline phones in the 3 largest Mexican cities: Mexico City (+52 55), Guadalajara (+52 33), and Monterrey (+52 81). Calls to landline phones outside these 3 area codes, along with calls to any Mexican mobile phone, would have to be paid for with Skype Credit.
2. The "Unlimited North America" subscription at US$ 7.99/month covers calls to landline phones in the 3 largest Mexican cities listed above, along with all landline and mobile phones in the USA and Canada. Calls to landline phones in other parts of Mexico, along with any Mexican mobile phone, would have to be paid for Skype Credit.
3. The "Unlimited Mexico" subscription for landline phones at US$ 19.99/month covers calling to all landline phones in Mexico, not just those in the 3 big cities. You would still need Skype Credit to cover calls to Mexican mobile phones with this subscription.
4. The "Unlimited Mexico" subscription for landline and mobile phones at US$ 59.99/month covers calls to all landline and mobile phones throughout Mexico.
Note that calls to Mexican toll-free numbers (those advertised as 01-800 numbers in Mexico) are not possible with Skype. For these numbers, most operators of Mexican toll-free numbers will offer a non-free number as an alternative - usually for those in and around Mexico City at a local Mexico City landline number (+52 55). All subscriptions have a fair-use policy. You can click on "Subscriptions" at the bottom of this page and enter Mexico as the desired country, then you can switch between landline-only subscriptions and those for both landlines and mobiles. You can also change the currency, if you want to see prices other than US dollars as I've listed them or in euros (the default currency used on that page).
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How do you use a long distance card with iPhone??

I have my long distance card set as a contact but when I dial it and then dial the contact I want to reach it treats it like a seperate call. Anyway around this? Ideally it is just for when I call one area code - in Canada - that I want it to first dial the calling card number as a prefix.
thx in advance

You should compile the FPGA into a bit file. You can then load the bit file in the host VI. This loading should only happen when the host VI is ran.
10 minutes to compile? That is quick!!! I had one that took 2 hours and I've heard stories of some taking a lot longer.
The Producer/Consumer architecture is the closest thing I can compare my setup to. Yes, I use the queues because the host VI is constantly running. You have to use some kind of messaging in order to pass data into the host VI. I used an Action Engine to keep my queues in order, but you could probably just use named queues to accomplish the same task.
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Switched long distance from At&t to verizon in February still no long distance capabilites, WHY?

Switched long distance from At&t to verizon in February still no long distance capabilites, WHY? I have made numerous calls in the last few months and still am not able to make a long distance call. Do I need to switch back to AT&T. I have been using Skype but doesn't Verizon want the business?

Some verizon people do look here but this forum is mostly for user to user help.
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Long distance in local calling area

I have set up some Skype to go numbers in my calling area and some of them are working but when I dial others Bell Canada says the number is a long distance number. Is there any way to chose the number (ie 613 927 XXXX or 613 434 XXXX) instead of it being automatically assigned? ANy help would be appreciated!

a STG number is mapped to a single target number, and that number must always be entered in international dialing format (i.e. exactly the same way you would dial it if you were wanting to call it using SkypeOut on any Skype client)
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Accessing Oracle DB at multiple location(long distance)

Hi guys,
I have a situation where i need to connect to oracle database which are at long distance(say singapore and UAE). Structure of database is same.
Which is the better way to implement.
1. Using seperate connection for database
Connection conSingapore
Connection conUae
and use diff Statements
or
2. replicating database at single location and accessing centralized database.
Second option is easy as far as java program is concern but what abt replication process? This may cause synchronization(data inconsistancy) problem. Can we use DB link or Materialized views? Has anybody heard tht?
Is there any better way to overcome such situation.
Please help incase anybody has good idea.
Thanks in advance

If I get your intention correct, I would advise to pass in the URL of the db at runtime. That is if you are using the thin driver, you can use the following :
DriverManager.getConnection(url,userName,passWord);you can specify the Database details on runtime so that the connection to the corresponding DB is made.
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Monitor vibration over long distance ( 300m)

Hi everyone,
Currently, I have a project to monitor vibration (16 IEPE channels) from a station that is more than 300m away from monitoring station. Looking at NI's products, I have a few options:
1. Using ENET-9234:
- Only 4 channel/module. I need to use 4 modules in total, and need to connect to a router.
- Ethernet distance is limited at 100m. To reach 300m, I need to use at least 2 repeaters, which are not suitable for my project (off-shore environment)
2. Using MXI-4 with Fiber Optic: PXI-8336
- Maximum allowed distance is 200m.NI recommend to add another segment (i.e. add another PXI chassis in between) to extend range to 400m. Or use optical converter to convert between multi-mode fiber to single-mode fiber to extend range
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/C86BF63CC73C6721862575F2005A246D
These recommendations are not suitable either due to harsh contion in the sea and difficult maintenance.
3. Last option is acquire and process data at the site. Then transfer only processed data back to monitoring station over GPIB or RS-485.
I would like to seek your advices on these options. Is there any way to avoid the repeaters in between?
If you have any other ideas, please kindly let me know.
Thank you very much!
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I also like the cRIO approach. There are copper to fiber media converters on the market that offer single mode fiber which is what you would need for the longer distance.
Check out the following tools to help you get up and running quickly with cRIO:
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NI CompactRIO Developers Guide: This is a core developer's guide for a wide range of waveform acquisition and analysis applications. It provides useful background on CompactRIO and control applications in particular. It has chapters on waveform acquisition as well as deployment and management of applications on CompactRIO.
http://www.ni.com/compactriodevguide/
Reference Applications for cRIO Waveform Acquisition: This is the core template for acquiring waveforms for analysis, including vibration, electrical power, and structural monitoring. It makes a great starting point for waveform applications on cRIO.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/6206
cRIO Reference Designs for Structural Health Monitoring: This reference builds on the waveform acquisition reference and adds scan engine for slowly changing signals as well as TDMS data logging on event.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/9851
Simple Messaging Reference Library (STM): This tool provides a TCP/IP communications protocol which is used in the benchmarks shown on the waveform acquisition reference page. It is an excellent tool for efficient communications between cRIO and a host, easily supporting time waveform live streaming.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/2739
Reference Library for Converting Between LabVIEW and XML Data (GXML): This reference provides a remote XML configuration tool, to be used for remote configuration of the cRIO LabVIEW application.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/6330
LabVIEW Syslog Protocol Reference Library: This reference offers a UDP cRIO status monitor to indicate to the host the operational status of the remote cRIO
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=Components&thread.id=51
Reference Applications for cRIO Order Analysis Using a High Speed Tach: This reference offers tachometer or encoder interpretation in FPGA when the I/O device is in a separate and higher speed loop.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/6301
DSA Module Synchronization Reference Design for Multiple cRIO Chassis: This reference is useful when the timing of I/O needs to be tightly synchronized between two cRIO chassis. It works with a signal line, as well as with GPS.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/6146
Additional NI Systems Engineering Components are listed here: Additional tools can be found on the Systems Engineering Components discussion forum.
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Access Code for Long Distance

I am unable to make long distance calls. Each time I try I get a recording stating the access code I entered isn't valid. What does this mean? I've never heard of using an access code for long distance.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Could be mistake.
You could have been slammed by another phone company.
You didn't identify your type of phone service. E.g Fios Digital Voice, Verizon Freedom Plan, etc..
Remember you are talking to peers here. Most likely you will need to use the CONTACT US button on any of the verizon webpage.
http://www.verizon.com/support/residential/contact-us/index.htm

Program Long Distance Card

I'm wondering if it is possible to with just one click make a LD call to a contact in my contact list and automatically have the call charged to my LD card.
I was used to my cellphone which allowed me to call any # from my contact list and when I held the send key for 2 seconds it automatically recognized I wanted to make a LD call and charge it to my calling card, which was already programmed in the phone.
Or is it possible to have the BB recognize any LD number prefixed with a 0 should be charged to my LD card, without having to type in my LD card # and PIN all the time.
I don't want to pre-program all my LD contacts with the calling card #, because sometimes I find my self in the city where my contacts are, and I need to call them locally.

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I don't want to pre-program all my LD contacts with the calling card #, because sometimes I find my self in the city where my contacts are, and I need to call them locally.
For each of these contacts, you can store one phone number for Long Distance and one phone number for local calls. So when you call one of the, you just choose which one you want to use. I hope you don't have too many contacts
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Rogers - Long Distance Data?

Hi all,
I just got my first Data Plan and Blackberry (8900 Curve) from Rogers yesterday. I was wondering if using data outside of my local calling region (i.e. Toronto) will cause "Long Distance Data" charges? Or is there no such thing?
Cheers,
Ben

With the Canadian providers (including Rogers) Data roaming in Canada is free. So from Victoria to St Johns, there is no "long distance" as you put it for using data, regardless of the fact that you have a Toronto phone #.
When you travel outside of Canada, that's when you start paying Data roaming charges.

International Long Distance Value Plan

I'm trying to confirm that the International Long Distance Value Plan (calling Canada = $5.00 monthly access charge, $0.01/min for landline and mobile) can be added to a ALLSETS prepaid plan. I'm hoping to setup a prepaid plan in the next few days. I had talked to a Verizon rep on the phone and they had said that this plan cannot be added to a prepaid plan. I had chatted via the online chat with a rep who said that it is possible to do this. International Prepaid Phones & Plans - Verizon Wireless is where I saw this Long Distance plan. So who/what is correct?

I just chatted with another rep online. Additional funds must be made available on the Prepaid account before using the International Long Distance Value Plan. So for a smartphone, it would be the $45 for the ALLSETS plan, plus $5 for the access fee, plus however much more funds are added to use the per min. charge to make the international long distance call.
The other option would be to go with the plan that offers 1000 mins. for $10/month (calling Canada).

Local to Long Distance Numbers ???

I'm a commercial pilot and always on the road. All my local numbers do not have 1's in front of them, all my long distance numbers do. On my old phone i could select a number and then there was an option to add a 1 to the number. Is there a way to do this in the iphone without physically editing the number ? How does everyone else do it ?

In the US it's not needed - AT&T automatically doers that for outgoing calls (i.e. you can dial 1-408-555-1212 or just 408-555-1212 and the call will go through just fine).

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