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MCI moved aggressively to insert itself into the market by launching 1-800-COLLECT that year. By dialing 1-800-COLLECT, customers could connect with an automated MCI system which would directly place a call to a designated receiving party for a fraction of the cost of the AT&T service for its operator-assisted collect calling.
In a collect call, an operator (or automated system) calls the recipient and informs them of a collect call coming from (caller). If the recipient accepts, the call is connected and the recipient will be charged accordingly. Nowadays this is most often seen in the prison system, as inmates call out using a collect call system at frighteningly ...
Adam Carolla's 1-800-collect commercial. 🍺Get It On! I remember back then when like half the commercials were got 800-collect. No idea why so many people were calling collect back then. First name John last name HadABabyItsABoy. Forever will remember that lol.
Mr. T - 1-800-COLLECT (2001) Oh God. It’s so weird that these ads live in a dark recessed space in the back of your mind and you just never think of them until you see a post like this and are like “I REMEMBER THAT”... Haha I love the trips down memory lane I take with this sub. Thanks OP. Amazing! 1800-exchanges went the way of the pager.
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Loads better than that prick David Arquette and his 1-800-CALL-ATT commercials. I will admit, though, it was interesting to watch the two collect call companies going at it via commercial.
Watching 1-800-Collect Commercials. That’s actually one of my favorite time wasters is watching archived commercials from the late 90s. So nostalgic. Also cringing at ones that aged like milk, like olean potato chips and Enron. 10-10-321.
(Commercial) Collect call from Mr. Bob Wehadababyit'saboy. I thought this was a commercial for 1-800-Collect until just now.
Quadruple burst of nostalgia.. 1 800 Collect, WCW, followed by Lee Marshall, who was the original VA of Tony the Tiger.
The 80's were a a happier time, when a few summers worth of wood splitting and lawn mowing could get you a $500 shitbox that leaked a quart of oil a week, only went 55 mph, and got 15 mpg, but it only cost $7 to fill because no Bush's had been elected yet.