1. Per-Minute Access Charges Per-Minute Access Charges to long distance companies Rates for 1996 through 1998 from Telecommunications Industry Revenue: 1998, Table 10. Remaining rates for ILEC price cap carriers, from CALLS Analysis, May 25, 2000. Rates are for both ends of a typical conversation minute.

2. Interstate Long Distance Rates Interstate Long Distance Rates by consumer price index Access Charge Reductions July ‘97 $1.9 billion July ‘98 $800 million July ‘99 $500 million July ‘00 $3.2billion

3. FCC YEAR 2000 SAVINGS Estimated Savings for Low-Volume Customers Using AT&T’s Basic Schedule Rates Dear Mr/Ms Zero User: Under the FCC plan, you have saved $4.71 MONTHLY and $56.52 ANNUALLY. Your summary is as follows: Account SummaryMinutes of Calling Per Month: 0 Long Distance ChargesBeforeAfter Minimum Usage Charge$3.00$0.00 Charges for Calls Made$0.00$0.00 USF$1.38$0.00 PICC$1.51$0.00 Long Distance Total$5.89$0.00 Local Charges SLC$3.50$4.35 USF$0.00$0.33 Local Total$3.50$4.68 Grand Total$9.39$4.68 CUSTOMER SAVES…..50%

4. FCC YEAR 2000 SAVINGS Estimated Savings for Low-Volume Customers Using AT&T’s Basic Schedule Rates Dear Mr/Ms Light User: Under the FCC plan, you have saved $2.52 MONTHLY and $30.24 ANNUALLY. Your summary is as follows: Account SummaryMinutes of Calling Per Month: 10 Long Distance ChargesBeforeAfter Minimum Usage Charge$3.00$0.00 Charges for Calls Made$0.00$2.00 USF$1.38$0.19 PICC$1.51$0.00 Long Distance Total$5.89$2.19 Local Charges SLC$3.50$4.35 USF$0.00$0.33 Local Total$3.50$4.68 Grand Total$9.39$6.87 CUSTOMER SAVES…..27%