For local service info, the better option to find this info is to go
directly to the incumbent's website. Sometimes the tariff info is hard
to find. It may be in "Regulatory Information", "Company Information,"
even "Legal Notices." If you're in Frontier-land (the former Citizens
California), go to Company Info, then click on About Us, and then you'll
see a link to their tariffs.

Kris

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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Halverson [mailto:modocer@...Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 12:46 PM
To: isp-clec@isp-clec.com
Subject: [isp-clec] Centeralized Site

Is there a centralized site that you can goto do determine what services
the incumbent telco is terrified for?  I have been to the California
Public Utilities Site, but you need a manual just to navigate their
site.

Basically, I want to see what services are available in a given NPA-XXX
and see what the regulated price is...

-Mark


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