>This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > >--Boundary_(ID_cEDCLGMF/oPy7kXeldp3lQ) >Content-type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed >Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT > >Sherri Shieh wrote: >> Yes, the international number listed on the external agenda is toll >> free. I'll mark it so on the agenda so that next time we have a meeting >> like this, it will reflect the change. > >I don't believe that's correct. So far as I know, 865 is a standard >North America prefix, not a toll-free one (it's listed as being in >Tennessee). In general, toll-free access to North America is available >only from within North America; sometimes it's available only from >within the U.S. Only 800, 888, 877 and 866 are toll-free, to my >knowledge (in any case, the toll-free prefixes are of the form 8xx, >where the second and third digits are the same, currently).
I don't think so either; we always have two numbers "toll-free" and "international". (Sun pays the phone line I use exclusively for Sun business from home; a thing which started when a one hour call was expensive (approx $80). But now it's less than $5 (but I make many more calls) Casper
