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To: Joe NYC who wrote (15825)	10/1/1998 5:00:00 AM
From: Rajala	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

>How about a hypothetical situation that you go to say Poland, and >while you enjoy your cabbage dinner, your waitress offers you her >phone number (I said this was hypothetical). What do you mean hypothetical? It is very typical that Polish waitresses offer their phone numbers to me. However, usually after finishing the cabbage I take them to the hotel room straight away to save the phone charges. >Suppose you call her that evening on your "global". How much, and >by whom do you get charged? (I am assuming you are not from Poland) The calling rate is double as your own and the network you are in are both charging. If you talk a lot it can become expensive but usually its OK since the call rates in Europe are generally not very high. How much depends also whether it is a fixed phone you are calling to as that is cheaper. - rajala