Local Numbers                Areas Served

Neither Full Service Network nor your local telephone company (if different)  is responsible for calls made by you or your computer modem even if you are unsure, unaware, or mis-informed of your local calling area.  So please call us!  If you're dialing a number which is not local, the mistake can be very costly on your phone bill.

Questions:

> I am currently a FSN customer (long distance + 800 number).  Was hoping to
> switch my Internet access to FSN, but you do not appear to have a local
> access number for my phone number. I have a rural telephone company other
> than Verizon. Would you please confirm this?  If not, are they any plans in the
> near future of getting a local access number in my area?

We would be more than happy to endeavor to setup a local number for you.   There are many numbers available which are not listed in this document.  It is most likely that a local number already exists.  We need to know if the white pages from your tel co. indicate which exchanges in the Bell Atlantic, now Verizon, serving area are local to you?

If we can locate this list and if there are Verizon exchanges which are local to you, it is 100% YES that we can arrange for a local dial up number for your use!