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When You’re Away In order to avoid disconnection of telephone service when you are away from your residence or business for one month or more, call Dobson Telephone at 405-964-8600 . Establishing Service In order to establish telephone service, you will need to present the following information: 1. Complete legal and billing address, including street and number (apartment number, if applicable), route and box number, plus city and zip code. 2. The type of basic or optional monthly service desired. 3. Directory listing preferences. 4. Other credit information, including employment and social security number. Deposits The amount of the deposit to establish telephone service is determined by estimated two-month billing and other credit information. Service Charges New customers are assessed a one-time service connection charge, which includes the cost of processing the order and connecting your service to the network. The charges for work done at your residence are based on the actual amount of time needed to install, move or change the wiring in your home. The initial charge for the first 30 minutes of work includes travel and preparation time. In addition, there is a charge for each additional 15 minutes of time needed to complete the work at your home. For more information on charges, call Dobson Telephone at 405-964-8600 . Telephone Harassment It is a crime under state and federal laws for anyone to make obscene or harassing telephone calls. These laws have penalties of imprisonment and/or fines. Unlawful Wiretapping It is a crime to wiretap or otherwise intercept a telephone call, unless that person has first obtained the consent of one or both parties actually participating in the call. Properly authorized law enforcement officers can take part in interceptions without the consent of either party when proceeding under court orders issued following the appropriate state or federal law. The penalty for illegal wiretapping can be imprisonment and/or fines.

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