WATS
| Definition | : | Wide Area Telephone Service |
| Category | : | Technology » Communication |
| Country/Region | : | Worldwide  |
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What does WATS mean?
A Wide Area Telephone Service (WATS) or Wide Area Telecommunication Service, is a form dial-type, long-distance telecommunication service within specified geographic rate areas employing a telephone line between the customer user location and the serving central office, commonly used by businesses and government agencies. There are basically three types of WATS lines: IN-WATS (for incoming calls), OUT-WATS (for outgoing calls), or a combination of both.
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WATS | World Air Transport Statistics | |
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WATS | West Africa Theological Seminary | |
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WATS | Washtenaw Area Transportation Study |