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Printing Numbers, was Re: Routing Problems To the Cayman Isl

 
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Danny Burstein
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Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 8:13 pm    Post subject: Printing Numbers, was Re: Routing Problems To the Cayman Isl Reply with quote

Paul Barnes <Paul_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
news:telecom23.569.5@telecom-digest.org:

( portions snipped )

Quote:
I work for Cable and Wireless in the Caribbean, and we have received
several complaints that in the past 3-4 weeks, that persons in many
parts of the world (including the US and Canada) who try to call
cellphone NXX codes in the Cayman Islands have been experiencing
difficulties.

We have arranged for test calls to be made to the Cayman cellphone
NXX ranges from all of the major Tier 1 international carriers with
whom C&W has agreements to bring traffic into the region: ATT,
IDT, MCI, Sprint, BT, Teleglobe and CWC.

Cayman Islands NPA, 345 (part of the North American Numbering plan)

Test numbers: 345 [ snip]
345 [ snip ]

Pat, I'd be very, very, cautious about ever publishing letters like
this, especially when there are requests to make phone calls to the
numbers.

a) it could easily be someone trying to harrass
the real "owner" of those numbers

and

b) since these are international long distance
numbers (despite the original poster's technically
accurate but misleading claim that they are "part of
the NANPA) the costs of making these calls could
easily come as a big surprise when the bill arrives.

oh, and

c) it may also simply be a scheme to generate more
revenue to the telco carrier ...

_____________________________________________________
Knowledge may be power, but communications is the key
dannyb@panix.com
[to foil spammers, my address has been double rot-13 encoded]

[TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: Just FYI, before I printed that
message, I personally called two of the four numbers given. A man
answered on each of them. I told him I was calling to verify the
request for assistance in testing. He said 'thanks' and asked me
where I was calling from. I told him 'Kansas, USA, area 620-330'
(because I was using my cell phone.) He said okay, thanks, and we
disconnected. My total call may have lasted twenty seconds on each
of them. I probably should have added this note to the original
message, but didn't. If I get any outrageous phone charges, I will
let folks here know. PAT]
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