Re: [hylafax-users] yes, another dialrules question

[marthter <marthter@xxxxxxxx>]

Lee Howard wrote  on 19/08/05 10:11 AM:

> Alta Ergo wrote:
>
> > Now there
> > are a FEW prefixes on the far east end of the area
> > code that are LD, and will require a 1 first, but I
> > don't know what they all are.
>
> Generally you can find the listing of local (and sometimes 
> long-distance) prefixes in your area code(s) by looking in your 
> telco's telephone book (but many times these don't have 
> wireless/cellular prefixes listed, and so you have to...) or by 
> calling your telephone company and asking them to send you a list 
> directly.  (And, because you're probably dealing with that kind of 
> company, you may have to call a dozen times before you reach someone 
> who will actually help you.)
>
> Lee.
This web site http://members.dandy.net/~czg/lca_index.php was very handy 
for getting the list of which exchanges are local.  It seems to cover 
all of North America and seems right up to date with respect to new cell 
phone exchanges etc.

~Martin


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