But what if you get an LRN, and look at the carrier the LRN's block is
homed to, and can know if that carrier is wireless? :-)
On 7/19/20 5:02 PM, Dovid Bender wrote:
Eric,
I am not looking for an LRN service but for numbers that will show as
mobile when a look up is done.
On Sun, Jul 19,
We play them a little audio telling them that they dialled 9 for an outside
line but that they don't need to, and that the call will now be put through for
them anyway (with the 9 stripped off). It adds about 4 seconds onto the setup
time per call playing the audio and usually only takes 2 or
Eric,
I am not looking for an LRN service but for numbers that will show as
mobile when a look up is done.
On Sun, Jul 19, 2020 at 4:48 PM Eric Wieling wrote:
> I use data24-7.com as the backend for an internal carrier lookup app.
>
>
> TELEPHONE NUMBER LOOKUP REPORT
> TELEPHONE NUMBER: 1
I use data24-7.com as the backend for an internal carrier lookup app.
TELEPHONE NUMBER LOOKUP REPORT
TELEPHONE NUMBER: 1-909-701-
WIRELESS: Y
OCN: 6529
SMS: 909701x...@tmomail.net
MMS: 909701x...@tmomail.net
CARRIER NAME: T-Mobile USA, Inc.
On 7/19/20 4:18 PM, Dovid
I'm also interested in this.
On Sun, Jul 19, 2020, 4:22 PM Dovid Bender wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone have access to true mobile numbers for SMS (numbers that when
> a lookup is done, it will show the numbers as being truly mobile and not a
> regular number that can get SMS)? I am working on a pr
Hi,
Does anyone have access to true mobile numbers for SMS (numbers that when a
lookup is done, it will show the numbers as being truly mobile and not a
regular number that can get SMS)? I am working on a proof of concept and I
need about one hundred numbers to start with the potential to grow. Pl
On 7/18/20 19:51, Mark R Lindsey, ECG wrote:
Fortunately, all we have to do is setup call forwarding for 988 calls to
go to +1-800-273-8255
That's by no means all we have to do.
Device dialplans in VoIP phones, ATAs, PBXs, etc, recognize N-1-1 as the
only valid 3-digits-and-done dialplan. Now
So much this. The more permissive the dialplan, the fewer time-wasting
tickets you field.
On 7/19/2020 10:44 AM, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
We do very permissive dialing. Handsets have a default area code, so
they can do 7 digit dialing if they want. We used to accept a 9+ but
not require it, but
FCC: Phone carriers that profit from robocalls could have all calls
blocked -
Safe harbor lets phone companies block all calls from “bad-actor” telecoms.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/07/fcc-phone-carriers-that-profit-from-robocalls-could-have-all-calls-blocked/
"Bad-actor" phone comp
Correct.
The 9-prefixed 8 and 11 digit strings aren't valid anywhere in north
america so they are easily identified. I suppose you could also add a 9
prefixed 12 digit for people who dial 91NPANXX and 9011X. which is
also free of collisions.
I dont get any pushback on timeouts for 7D as
We do very permissive dialing. Handsets have a default area code, so they
can do 7 digit dialing if they want. We used to accept a 9+ but not
require it, but about ten years ago dropped that. Funnily enough, the only
problem was a support ticket 1-2 years ago from a long-time customer, with
one
On 2020-07-19 11:21, Ryan Delgrosso wrote:
if there is any pre-9 dialing going on, i just add a 8 digit and 11
digit check for leading 9s and drop them at ingress and then both use
cases are gracefully managed.
Sounds like a form of permissive dialing. Jam digits in, your
translations will s
The inverse of this, forever ago, I had the city threaten to blacklist
the corporate office of a former employer and stop responding to 911
because one executive couldnt stop fat fingering 911 when dialing his
home which was area code 919..
FWIW I always looked at dialplans as being charge
On 2020-07-19 00:10, Matthew Yaklin wrote:
they still want the 9. Sigh.
Sigh, indeed. I have heard this from manglement on a couple occasions.
Yet, when I remove the 9, especially when replacing a phone system, I am
usually thanked by the individuals that actually use the phones.
Tell tha
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