Re: Area code > 4 digits??? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Don wrote:

> I sat in on a Y2k presentation this a.m. and a side item that the vendor
> mentioned was that area codes were going to be increased from 3 to 4
> digits in the near future.  This was news to me...  Anyone have any hard
> info and dates on this??
>
> Don in DC metro
>

I'd would be rather skeptical of that rumor.  With all the hassles caused by the
NANP (North American Numbering Plan) expanding to use previously reserved area
codes, going to a 4 digit area code would be a disaster.--
Kirk R. Yates
Director of Data Processing
Pattonville School District
mailto:yatesk@pattonville.k12.mo.us

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