Hi all,
I was wondering whether there is any documentation that someone may have put together that explains what each of the rows does for the American Standards within the ARS and Toll Analysis tables.
I believe that these entries are based on the North American Numbering Plan, which is a telephone numbering plan that covers 25 countries and territories primarily in North America, the Caribbean, and U.S. territories.
However, I do not believe that all of North American countries participate in the NANP but any countries that are part of the NANP have country code 1(one).
According to the web you have to be aware that although these countries share country code 1 (one), calls between the countries sharing the North American Numbering Plan are not classed as “domestic” calls and are in fact considered as international calls and will be charged accordingly.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I was wondering whether there is any documentation that someone may have put together that explains what each of the rows does for the American Standards within the ARS and Toll Analysis tables.
I believe that these entries are based on the North American Numbering Plan, which is a telephone numbering plan that covers 25 countries and territories primarily in North America, the Caribbean, and U.S. territories.
However, I do not believe that all of North American countries participate in the NANP but any countries that are part of the NANP have country code 1(one).
According to the web you have to be aware that although these countries share country code 1 (one), calls between the countries sharing the North American Numbering Plan are not classed as “domestic” calls and are in fact considered as international calls and will be charged accordingly.
Any help would be much appreciated.