If I use hotel phone in CA to indianapolis within 5min., how much money should I have to pay?
By admin on Apr 14, 2009 in Other - United States
Jungwon K asked:
I called about 6mins, and they said that “our rates for domestic long distance calls charged to your room are billed at the daytime operator assited rates pluse a minimum $2.00 for the first minute plus a nominal surcharge on the total cost of the call. All calls are suject to applicable taxes”
I called about 6mins, and they said that “our rates for domestic long distance calls charged to your room are billed at the daytime operator assited rates pluse a minimum $2.00 for the first minute plus a nominal surcharge on the total cost of the call. All calls are suject to applicable taxes”
On Apr 15, 2009, bob_scott46 said:
Can’t say without exact details. It depends on the policy of the hotel and what service charges they have for any long distance call going through their switchboard. Most charge the long distance charge plus a $2 or $3 service fee. It might be cheaper to buy a ‘long-distance phone card’ and use it from a phone booth. Cheers!!