WSU calling card service discontinuing June 1

This is a repeating announcement:  Information Technology Services would like to notify all of our customers:  As of June 1,  WSU calling card services will be discontinued.

Sprint, our current provider, is no longer offering calling card services to their customers.  The impact to the WSU community is extremely limited, however we still want to allow units time to evaluate and resolve any service needs you may have.  Prepaid phone cards are a permissible option for any departments currently utilizing the calling card services.

Please contact the ITS help team at CougTech, 509-335-4357 or by email at cougtech@wsu.edu with any questions.

Jacqueline Southwick, ITS Communications
jsouthwick@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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