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From: hokey@plus5.com (Hokey)
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Subject: 10xxx/950-xxxx Mapping?
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Date: 1 Mar 90 01:02:41 GMT
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I've seen lists of the various 10xxx long distance companies.

I occasionally end up at a telephone which says I can use either 10xxx
or 950-xxxx to get to alternative carriers.  If a 10xxx call fails or
is blocked, I'd like to try a 950-xxxx instead, but I have not seen a
list of 950-xxxx long-distance companies, nor have I seen a "mapping
algorithm".

So, is there an easy mapping between the two?

If not, how can I find out the 950-xxxx numbers for various
long-distance companies?