While most rate centres in Canada do not need nearly that many numbers to adequately service customers, a number cannot be reassigned elsewhere once assigned to a carrier and rate centre.
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While most rate centres don't need nearly that many numbers to serve their customers, a number can't be allocated elsewhere once assigned to a carrier and rate centre.
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While most rate centres don't need nearly that many numbers to serve their customers, a number can't be allocated elsewhere once assigned to a carrier and rate centre.
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With the amalgamation of Metro Toronto into the " megacity " of Toronto in 1998, 416 became the only Canadian area code to serve just one rate centre and just one city.
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They differ only in that the remote office is in exactly the same rate centre ( FCO ) or merely in a different zone of the same US metropolitan city ( FZ ).
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The world's largest toll-free calling areas are the Atlanta metropolitan area ( CMA pop 5, 583, 064 ) exchanges reachable locally from the respective downtown rate centres.
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Within most North American rate centres, local wireline calls are free, while calls to all but a few nearby rate centres are considered long distance and incur a per-minute toll.
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Within most North American rate centres, local wireline calls are free, while calls to all but a few nearby rate centres are considered long distance and incur a per-minute toll.
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Each competing carrier is assigned 10, 000-number blocks ( roughly corresponding to a single prefix ) in each rate centre where it plans to offer service, regardless of their actual subscriber count.
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While many smaller rate centres don't need nearly that many numbers in order to adequately serve their customers, a number could not be assigned elsewhere once allocated to a carrier and rate centre.
