An access number is the phone number your computer will dial to connect to the Internet. Access numbers work exactly the same way as any other number you dial on the telephone. If you select a number that is not local to your calling area, your phone company may charge you for the call.
Only your phone company or your hotel operator can determine whether a number will be local. To avoid telephone charges, make sure you call them to verify whether a number will be local before using the service. Our support representatives cannot tell you whether a call will be local for you.
If we do not have an access number that is local for your area, you have two choices, both of which will be more expensive:
Use the toll free access number (US, US Territories and Canada only)
Use a long distance access number. You can use an access number that is not local for your calling area, but you will incur long distance charges from your phone company (not from Budget Dialup).
Make sure the access number you choose is local before using the service. We are not responsible for any telephone charges you may incur.