what is local toll on phone bill?

Local toll. These include calls outside of your local calling area, but within your local access and transport area (LATA). These calls are also referred to as local toll or intraLATA calls. In most states, customers have a choice of companies for handling these calls, though some customers must dial an access code to reach an alternative provider. the cost of using local lines to make calls. the cost of calls you made locally A way for the phone company to squeeze out a little more money. you don't have a cell phone omg. durrrrr another BS charge Sounds like conflicting terms, but sound like a charge for making a local call. A toll call is usually a long distance call placed from your phone to a number outside your calling area. Its out of your area code but close by It may be listed as one of a couple of thing depending on the local carrier you are using. Most local telcos have flat rate plans and toll plans. A flat rate plan allows you unlimited calls within a designated local calling area. A toll plan generally includes a certain number of calls in the calling area then additional calls are charged at a certain toll rate per cal or per minute.

If you have a flat rate plan you may still see a toll fee from your carrier which is the same thing as an access fee, it is charged monthly to all customers for the basic use of the lines.

The best and easiest way to find out would be to call your telco's billing department

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