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+################################################################
+#
+# 27 Oct 1997 (Valid until who knows?)
+#
+# I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE VALIDITY AND ACCURACY OF
+# THIS INFORMATION, IF YOU ARE SO CONCERNED PLEASE CONTACT
+# YOUR OWN TELEPHONE PROVIDER AND CONFIGURE THIS YOURSELF.
+# AND DO NOT USE THIS FILE.
+#
+#
+# Darryl L Miles
+# <[email protected]>
+#
+# Under 35 miles (approx) and WITHIN same STD code (for many regions
+#  the local band will cover a few adjecent STD code areas as well).
+# British_BritishTelecom_Local
+################################################################
+
+
+################################################################
+#
+# NAME OF THE RULESET. This is NEEDED for accounting purposes.
+#
+################################################################
+name=British_BritishTelecom_Local
+
+
+################################################################
+# currency settings
+################################################################
+
+# 1 pound sterling = 100 pence sterling
+# 1 pence sterling is our lowest unit of coinage, but
+#  I suspect telephone companys may remember the
+#  fractions of pence for billing.
+#
+# Our monetry format:
+#
+# e.g. £1.57 = 1 pound and 57 pence.
+# e.g. 157p = 1 pund and 57 pence.
+#
+# defines UKP (PoundSterling) to be used as currency
+# symbol (not absolutely needed, default = "$")
+currency_symbol=£
+
+# Define the position of the currency symbol.
+# (not absolutely needed, default is "right")
+currency_position=left
+
+# Define the number of significat digits.
+# (not absolutely needed, default is "2"
+currency_digits=2
+
+
+################################################################
+# connection settings
+################################################################
+
+# NOTE: rules are applied from top to bottom - the
+#       LAST matching rule is the one used for the
+#       cost computations.
+
+# This is charged whenever you connect. If you don't have to
+# pay per-connection, use "0" here or comment it out.
+per_connection=0.0
+
+# minimum costs per per connection. If the costs of a phone
+# call are less than this value, this value is used instead
+# They quote 5p _*inclusive*_ of VAT (Value Added Tax, whose
+#  current rate is 17.5%).  All other charges are exclusive
+#  of VAT.
+minimum_costs=0.04256
+
+# This is the default rule which is used when no other rule
+# applies. The first component "0.04" is the price of one
+# "unit", while "60" is the duration in seconds.
+# Therefore the following rule means: "Every 60 seconds 0.04
+# PoundsSterling are added to the bill"
+#
+# I've simply taken the worst case price for this, peak time
+#  calls.  Just in case I miss a period of time out.
+default=(0.04, 60)
+
+################################################################
+# charge bands
+################################################################
+
+# We are actually charged to the second, but I don't really
+#  need the PPP program to be so accurate myself (all that
+#  CPU power working out costs, when it can be browsing the
+#  Web, ho ho ho :-).  To the nearest 10 (or so) seconds is
+#  fine for me.
+
+# Charge:	4p/min (peak time)
+# Min Charge:	4.256p/call
+# Unit Time:	per second
+#
+on (monday..friday) between (8:00..17:59) use (0.008, 12)
+
+# Change:	1.7p/min (off-peak time)
+# Min Charge:	4.256p/call
+# Unit Time:	per second
+#
+on (monday..friday) between (18:00..7:59) use (0.0034, 12)
+
+# Charge:	1p/min (weekend rate)
+# Min Charge:	4.256p/call
+# Unit Time:	per second
+#
+on (saturday..sunday) between () use (0.002, 12)