Communication Services

Contact Us

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By Email | By Phone | By Mail | In Person

By Email

By Phone

For help with: Call:
Calling Card Requests 4-4106
Cellular Service Request 4-4106
Conference Call Account Request 4-4104
Design/Configuration Assistance 4-4148
Directory Questions 4-4148
Equipment/Services Offerings 4-4148
Forced Authorization Code Requests (FAC) 4-4106
Inbound 800 Number Requests 4-4089
Operator Services 4-2550
Paging System Information (SIMON 2 System) 4-5963
Pay Telephones 4-4148
PhoneMail Assistance 4-4183
Personal Identification Number (PIN) Requests 4-6879
Student Services (Residence Hall telephones, cable television, and data communications) 4-6879
Telephone Billing Inquiries for Faculty/Staff 4-4148
Telephone Billing Inquiries for Students 4-6879
Telephone Repair - University (Siemens/ROLM) Service (924/982/243/297 exchanges) 4-8600
Telephone Repair - Charlottesville Numbers, Centrex 1-800-304-7628
Telephone Service Requests (TSRs) - how to complete and pricing 4-4148
TSR Access/Eforms (email eforms@virginia.edu) 4-4107
Xpressions Voicemail Help Desk 4-4183

By Messenger or USPS Mail

  • Messenger Mail: ITC Communication Services, P.O. Box 400196, UVa
  • USPS Mail: UVa/ITC-Communication Services, P.O. Box 400196, Charlottesville, VA, 22904-4196.

In Person

The ITC Communication Services main office is located on the second floor of Carruthers Hall, 1001 N. Emmet Street, and is open Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM, University holidays excepted.

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