You are running away with my example unreasonably. It's just a question
of whether to raise an eyebrow.
The supplemental question, as you have ably demonstrated with your Texas
comment, is whether the information is worth anything at all. I maintain
that when it is available and relevant, prec
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> I'm a carrier and I have 900 numbers :)
> We need all possible info about a DID in real time before to serve the caller
> because we can't bill some of new telco (like VoIP clients).
> I will recommend to contact Telecordia to check on prices.
Aha, but that sou
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] NPA-NXX to City, State Database
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> We purchase a
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> We purchase a LERG database from Telecordia (updates not super accurate, you
> will need to purchase access to porting database)
Do you know something I don't? Access to "porting database" (NPAC) is
not simply or easily or cheaply obtained from Neustar, especially if
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From: Bill Michaelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 19:07:14
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] NPA-NXX to City, State Database
It is just you.
Oh yeah- I always forget those exist too. ;)
(ok ok, I haven't been living in NYC *that* long...)
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> What about 917 and 718?
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So what you're saying is - if you owned a pizzeria in Port Richmond,
but someone called you from a cellphone indicating NYC (or out of state
for that matter), you wouldn't deliver? (of course you would, you'd
just be more cautious about it the first time they call)
While I understand your logic, a
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It is just you. If you operated a pizzeria in Port Richmond, and an
incoming call indicated Mariners Harbor, you would be prepared to make a
delivery. If it was from Chelsea, you would not. And if it indicated
NYC, you
What about 917 and 718?
On Jan 31, 2008 6:45 PM, Nitzan Kon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe it's just me, but if it's 212, 347, or 646 - as a consumer I
> don't really care where the LATA is physically located. It's all "NYC"
> in my book. ;)
>
> -- Nitzan
>
>
>
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Well, Queens (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queens) is what it's
commonly called and it's the county. The USPS will usually use town
names (i.e. Flushing, NY) for towns within Queens, so will people that
live there.
When I make a phone call to Queens I will see on my bill the same
towns the USPS use
It is just you. If you operated a pizzeria in Port Richmond, and an
incoming call indicated Mariners Harbor, you would be prepared to make a
delivery. If it was from Chelsea, you would not. And if it indicated
NYC, you would consider that info almost useless.
Nitzan Kon wrote:
Maybe it's just
Maybe it's just me, but if it's 212, 347, or 646 - as a consumer I
don't really care where the LATA is physically located. It's all "NYC"
in my book. ;)
-- Nitzan
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I can't help you with LERG DB lookups. But I'm a New Yorker. I can tell
you that the only literal *city* here is "New York, NY", though
sometimes called "New York City, NY". It's composed of 5 boros (how we
spell "boroughs"), which are municipal subdivisions that are also state
counties. In
www.localcallingguide.com is great, but you can't internalise the
database, just use it on a per-incident basis really. Unless you want to
work out some sort of deal with them to batch queries to their XML query
interface as part of an OSS system I suppose.
On Thu, 31 Jan 2008, Peter Beckman w
OK, So I have the LERG. It's ugly. NWYRCYZN02 is not pretty. Neither is
"NEW YORK METRO NY". Some entries state "BROOKLYN" or "QUEENS" or
something else. I want an NPA-NXX database that corresponds to a valid
USPS City, State.
What do YOU use to tell your customers who do not understand what
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