In a message to Wayne Nocton  Blake Bowers wrote:
->> My point was, many B carriers are also A carriers, albiet in
->> different RSA/MSA's.
WN>> Which make me wonder why they define the two separate. A, means
WN>> non-wireline type. B, means wireline type. They should keep these
WN>> straight.
BB> They do.  Take for instance, Century Cellunet.  They are a B
BB> carrier in areas where Century also provides wireline
BB> service, but in areas where they do not, they are A carriers.
     Hmmmm, thats interesting. I assumed if you were a wireline
  phone company, you were a B carrier reguardless of what area.
  That makes sense though.
Wayne "Wayne's World BBS"
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