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Sometimes it’s just implied. At the pizza place where our cabin is (ok, it’s like a 25 minutes drive), you can just give them your last 4 numbers and they assum
by Scoundreller 3y ago
Sometimes it’s just implied. At the pizza place where our cabin is (ok, it’s like a 25 minutes drive), you can just give them your last 4 numbers and they assume the rest.
- readthenotes1 3y agoUp until the 1980s my great-grandparents lived in the town where they only used four digits for all local calls. It was pretty nice, they tell me
- ThrowAway1922A 3y ago> Sometimes it’s just implied. Like in Nova Scotia/PEI. Technically there are two area codes, but no one actually knows what the second one is. The other one is undesirable because if people see it they often won't even answer, assuming it's scam or such. That's how unknown it still is 902 was introduced in 1947, making it one of the first area codes used in Canada and it's been completely ingrained in the region since then. The second was only introduced in 2014.
- bobthepanda 3y agoThat’s interesting. In the US spam calling is so prolific I assume anyone using my area code is a spammer spoofing. Though it helps that I don’t live where I got the phone number anymore.