‘Lo and behold, what should I see — a new FairPoint phone book waiting for me.
The residential, business and advertisement numbers are barely decipherable to the naked eye when held in the light, using a magnifying glass, or for those with reading glasses, bifocals, trifocals, etc.
The phone company has my number and I am often told, “Sorry, wrong number.”
Barbara Kern, Auburn
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