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From: jsol@bu-it.bu.edu
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Subject: Re: Finding Out the "Real" Number Behind a 1-800 Number
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Date: 15 Dec 89 16:32:50 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 9, Issue 576, message 9 of 11

Some Boston area airlines have 617-XXX-XXXX numbers which ring
directly at the airport (most of them were downtown Boston numbers,
but that could change now that the Airport exchange is ESS (it was
crossbar before). Depends on how many lines there are, and how much
they want to save money vs. change their phone number.

  jsol