No, part of the problem with VOIP is it's easy to change your
CPNI. The calls come from different numbers each time. They just
show up as the city (usually near me) and a number.
NesQWK 1.06 < (c) 1995 NoLimits Software. Unregistered evaluation copy.u
I miss the firm relationship between telephone numbers and geography. I think something has been lost with that. Local numbers, with local rate calls, encouraged local bulletin boards - and was a boon for local businesses - that could play to their local credentials with a familiar area code.
I miss the firm relationship between telephone numbers and
geography. I think something has been lost with that. Local
numbers, with local rate calls, encouraged local bulletin
boards - and was a boon for local businesses - that could
play to their local credentials with a familiar area code.
Same here. Area codes don't mean nothing no more. (is that a triple negative?) --
I miss the firm relationship between telephone numbers and
geography. I think something has been lost with that. Local
numbers, with local rate calls, encouraged local bulletin
boards - and was a boon for local businesses - that could
play to their local credentials with a familiar area code.
Ginger1 wrote to KURT WEISKE <=-
I miss the firm relationship between telephone numbers and geography. I think something has been lost with that. Local numbers, with local rate calls, encouraged local bulletin boards - and was a boon for local businesses - that could play to their local credentials with a familiar area code.
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