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[Art Cloutman]

Using the operator, you would let her know  how many rings for the 
person you were calling.  As the system became automated, your phone 
number included the number rings you needed for you to pickup.



>In a message dated 11/15/2007 7:57:04 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
>jim.bullard at gmail.com writes:
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>You told who it was for by how many rings
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>How do you do that?  Someone calls, lets it ring  for 4 times, as an 
>example, and  then calls back with the right neighbor picking up?
>
>Sly
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