> ...are you in the US? That isn't true at all. You start with the country code. With limited exceptions (e.g. on cell phones or VoIP that automatically correc

> ...are you in the US? That isn't true at all. You start with the country code. With limited exceptions (e.g. on cell phones or VoIP that automatically corrects you), to dial a domestic long distance call, you actually begin with the domestic long distance prefix, which just happens to be 1 in the US. This is entirely separate from the NANPA country code, which also just happens to be 1.