Stewart said there would be an additional fee for the Basin-wide service. All services Qwest customers have grown used to, Call Waiting, Caller ID and Call Forwarding, will continue to be offered. UBET Communications will also offer voice messaging. A survey conducted earlier this year indicated there is some interest in high speed Internet connections like DSL, but when customers are asked to pay more for the service the interest wanes, Stewart said. UBET also is converting over its billing system, but if all goes right by next month the phone bill will have a UBET logo.
Customers can request that bills for other services be placed on the phone bill.
With the completion of the Roosevelt UBTA headquarters, everything in the present central office will be moved into the new building and a buyer sought for the old complex located about 5 miles west of Roosevelt. The company will continue to operation the Vernal, Roosevelt and Duchesne switching offices.