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Stan Brown (stbrown@nacs.net) wrote:

: This is all so unnecessary. All they would have to do is reseve 440 for 
: new phone numbers assigned in the present 216 areacode. Then no one would
: have to change an existing phone number.

ummmm.... that wouldn't solve the problem of running out of phone numbers.
That is only solved by splitting the area codes.

If you don't, you still only have so many new phone numbers and are just
assigning them different area codes. Making exchange 999, for example,
part of the new area code frees up the 10,000 phone numbers in 216-999.

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!

Ameritech has mailed packets to several people I know...

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