1.7-Way Paging: A paging service that offers more than guaranteed messaging but not as much as full two-way paging. The subscriber has limited response messaging, such as canned messages, rather than the ability to create responses. Many newer cellphones will have the option of sending preprogrammed text messages when recieving calls instead of answering the call.

 

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