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From: scb@cs.brown.edu (Spyros C. Bartsocas)
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Subject: Re: Finding Your Own Phone Number
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Date: 26 Sep 90 10:44:30 GMT
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>The easiest, at least in NYNEX and Atlantic Bell land, is to call the
>operator and ask "what number is this?"  I've never had the request

The easiest at NYNEX land (according to older postings and
experimentation) is to call 200-222-2222.  For pay phones the number
is 200-2222.  This does not work for pay phones that do not have
incoming service.


Spyros Bartsocas
scb@cs.brown.edu