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The calling card, created by Mactel Communications Corporation of Atlanta, Georgia, purports to permit telephone calls to be made from the United States to Mexico using a telecommunications carrier that is variously identified on the cards as either "Televia Communications" or "Televiva". Two familiar communications brands -- ATU and MACtel -- became part of Alaska telecommunications history on April 3rd as those companies adopted the Alaska Communications Systems (ACS) name and logo of the parent company, statewide telecommunications provider Alaska Communications Systems Group, Inc. Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, the company provides these services as ATU Telecommunications, PTI Communications, ATU Long Distance, MACtel, and PTINet. |
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