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Subject: Re: N0X/N1X Prefixes -- First to Change 1+7D to 7D?
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Date: 28 Jan 91 14:01:39 GMT
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To correct the Moderator's Note: Yes, in Chicago, you had to start
using 1+, but that is for calls to another area code.  You still use
just 7D for calls within your own area code.

What I was saying was that 215 is the first area I know of to change 
1 + 7D for long distance WITHIN it -to- 7D for long distance WITHIN it
in preparation for N0X/N1X prefixes.  Long distance (and local) to
another area code from 215 is 1 + NPA + aaaaaa7D, and that is not being
changed.