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To: maggiefluffs
"arubagirl says there's a pay phone next to McD's but it requires a phone card, not coin operated."

That's interesting. Now I wonder if those cards can be traced since you can buy them anywhere. I guess they could only see that one was used and who was called??

2,185 posted on 06/26/2005 6:08:11 AM PDT by WestCoastGal (Is the driver of the 8 car the MOST sexy driver? Only his fans and FOX know for sure!!!!!!!!)
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To: WestCoastGal

I found this:

Telecommunication services on Aruba are provided by Servicio di Telecommunication di Aruba (SETAR). The company operates phone and internet programs for both residents and visitors. Travelers to Aruba can arrange through SETAR to have a temporary internet connection established at their Aruba vacation rental, provided that it has a computer or that they bring a laptop. Prepaid phone cards, to use at pay phones outside of your Aruba vacation rental, can also be purchased from SETAR. Local cell phones are available for rent.

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http://www.setar.com/visiting_aruba.html


2,196 posted on 06/26/2005 6:25:46 AM PDT by maggief
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