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-- part contents for background part 9
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     Both methods are economical, but the basis of their costs differ.  Both ABA/Net™ and the phone company charge you for the time used, but the phone company also bases its charge on distance.  It isn't any more expensive to send a message from San Francisco via ABA/Net™ to New York than it is to send the same message to Oakland, but it costs a lot more to phone long distance instead of locally.


-- part contents for background part 7
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E-Mail vs. Phone (Cost)