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BRUCE@ccavax.camb.com (Barton F. Bruce) writes:

> I have a situation where a customer is an ATT SDN user (all calls
> default to 10732 rather than 10288), and 10xxx routing is definitely

[stuff deleted]

> [Moderator's Note:  Could we please have a little more information
> about the use of '10732' for routing of calls?  Thanks.   PAT]

Dialing 10732 1.700.555.4141 yielded a "You have dialed a number that
is not available from your calling area" intercept.  This is from the
206 area code.


[Moderator's Note: I got the same intercept message when I tried
dialing 10732-1-700-555-4141 from here in Chicago. However I tried
dialing a call, 10732-1-202-653-1800 and the call did go through. I
wonder how it will show up on my bill and if it will be counted in my
Reach Out Plan. Was it handled any differently than if 10288 or 1+ had
handled the call?  Bob, anyone?   PAT]