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k8zgw@hamnet.org (Don Ritchie K8ZGW) wrote:

>As quoted from <4k1p39$g3d@wariat.wariat.org> by sjsobol@junior.wariat.org (Steven J. Sobol):

>Overlaying 440 over the 216 WOULD solve the number problem because they could
>assign the same number twice. I would LOVE to get 440-731-3030 to go along
>with my 216-731-3030 ( my voice line 216, my data / fax line 440 ) but
>for some raason they don't want to do it that way.

Umm.. I must've misunderstood what Stan was saying. Ok.

>| Each new areacode frees up between 7 mil and 8 mil phone numbers, give or 
>| take a few thousand... 211-1111 through 999-9999, minus the reserved ones.
>| : BTW, I'm still waiting for Ameritech to tell me anything about 330!
>|

>The way I understand it,  ALL Cuyahoga county would stay 216
>everything outside Cuy county , that didn't go to 330, will go to 440.
>I'm still not sure about cut dates, I'v heard everything from 1997 to 1999.

In today's (Thurs April 4) plain dealer, they talk about many of the
Cuyahoga County suburbs going to 440 too.



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