01-26-15 10:37 Mike Luther wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Time Zones Was: Older

 ML> {at}MSGID: 
 ML> Aha Ed!

 ML> New need for research here with MajicJack!

 EV> Still, if the Original Customers in the Area Code who are using Wired
 EV> Service just wanted to call someone in the Original Area Code 7 Digits
 EV> should be fine.

 EV> The Cellular Customers have to dial a Area Code regardless of what
 EV> Area Code they are calling, thats the way Cell Service is set up AFAIK.

 ML> I make lots of errors...   I never thought about the fact that
 ML> MajicJack never uses a 1- number either!  So what happens when
 ML> you dial a 123-456-7890 number from a local area code that has
 ML> a number 123-4567 in it - without first dialing a 1- to trip to
 ML> the 123 area code instead?

 ML> Hmmmmmmmmm...

Howdy! Mike,

The instructions that came with my latest Telephone Bill said that the
1 wouldn't have to be dialed for numbers that are on local Exchanges in
my Area Code, but for numbers in my same Area Code but in another part
of the State the 1 would have to be dialed.

I'm not sure, but "I think" right now, before the BIG CHANGE begins,
if I want to call another number that isn't a local call I can dial
1 then the 3 digits for the Exchange and the last 4 digits.

I haven't called anyone down in the next County where I use to live for
a very long time so I could be mistaken.
I might have to dial the Area Code after I dial the 1.
I don't know, can't remember.
73

... I wish life had a scroll-back buffer.
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