There are no longer any long-distance services on this line.

The changes could lead to a flat rate for long-distance service.

This approach is not just a way of selling long-distance service.

But rates are still lower than for ordinary long-distance service.

Bell companies are now allowed to offer long-distance service in 35 states.

Perhaps the company's greatest advantage is its ability to offer both local and long-distance services.

In return, the company has been allowed to keep its monopoly on long-distance service, at least until 1997.

Since then, he has not paid a cent for long-distance service.

Let's face it: Americans are better off with more efficient long-distance service.

The rapid growth of long-distance service, with its hot competition, could be the problem.