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Discussion in 'Central US Wireless Forum' started by warriorfootball9, Jul 18, 2004.

  1. warriorfootball9

    warriorfootball9 Junior Member
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    I know there is a website the gives the information about local exchange information on the most of the area codes in the united states. I think it starts with foneinfo or something like that. anyone with this link please post it, it would be a great deal of help.
     
    #1 warriorfootball9, Jul 18, 2004
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    MOTOhooligan Former Mobile Data Addict
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    I don't know if these are exactly what you are looking for but I find them useful.
    NPA/NXX Query

    Area Code Maps
     
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    Thanks guys, I think those sites will be useful for future reference; I saved them to favorites
     
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    Thank you. These were the sites i was looking for.
     
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    Also you might have been referring to www.fonefinder.net
     
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  8. roamer1

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    And here's yet another one (mine :D ):

    http://npanxx.roamer1.org/

    Mine's particularly good for wireless since I translate the "legal" names of the carriers into their more familiar names (Cingular alone has prefixes under ~30 or so different names.) :)

    -SC
     
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    ComicalMoodyDan Gold Senior Member
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    Very nice Roamer1. I really like your website. It's nice to see the actual carriers name listed in that one instead of having to translate.

    Good Job! :thumb:
     
    #9 ComicalMoodyDan, Jul 23, 2004
  10. SQFreak

    SQFreak Moto's Not So Bad Anymore
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    Very nice! The first one I've seen that translates BELLSOUTH PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS, INC. properly into Cingular Wireless. It amazingly translates MOBILECOMM into Arch Wireless - that's correct too! You've even got the assignments in the brand new barely-in-use 704 overlay area code, 980.

    Since I know you can do this, set WAITSFIELD - FAYSTON TELEPHONE CO. to translate to Waitsfield Champlain Valley Telecom. Also, it may be a good idea for Rural Cellular Corp. to show their dba name as well, Unicel.
     
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    That is nice, Roamer. I bet that took a lot of work.
     
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    Script updated...pushing it over to the web server now.

    RCC does business as CellOne (still) in some markets, Cellular 2000 in others, and Unicel in yet others...I think I got which is which right. ;)

    -SC
     
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    12-16 hours and ~400 lines of code :D

    (For anyone that's curious: the "telco translator" is a big sed script that substitutes carriers' "legal" names with their "well-known" names.)

    -SC
     
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