[asterisk-biz] NPA-NXX to City, State Database

[Nitzan Kon]

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, as an end user I don't really care if my
phone number is of use to a local pizzeria or not. While living in
Queens I've made countless local orders with a cellphone based in Texas
and VoIP numbers based in Manhattan. Sure, businesses you call raise an
eyebrow, but none of them make a big deal out of it. (either way, in
the coming years they'll have to get used to all sorts of phone numbers
anyway as VoIP gets more popular...)

--- Bill Michaelson <bill at cosi.com> wrote:

> 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 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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