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Subject: More Than 7D on Local Calls From Hotel Rooms
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How do the hotels handle those extended-area calls to the "Prince
William" area from the Va. suburbs (DC area)?  Those calls have to
stay at 1+703+7D because of prefix duplication with Md. (not DC?), and
cannot reduce to 7D until after the dust settles from the change to
NPA+7D local calls in DC area.  (But the other way around, they are
already reduced to 7D.)

Another area to try w/r to more-than-7D local calls from hotel rooms
would be Chester/Concordville/Chadds Ford/Kennett Square area in
southeastern Pa. in area 215.  I know of hotels there (including one
just off I-95 in Chester), and those areas have local service to
Delaware (formerly 7D, now 1+302+7D).  (215 area also has 1+NPA+7D
local calls into NJ; I don't yet know what the story is for those few
cases of local service from 215 into 717.)