Howdy,
I can't comment for the rest of the country, but in Arizona, no, that
isn't the case. They have several distinct area codes within the Phoenix
metro, then a couple others for the rest of the state. Calls within the
metro are, by and large, just local calls, and if it is long distance
you'll know because you need to dial a 1 first. It didn't seem to matter
by carrier, unless you used a really oddball payphone.
Juha Metsäkallas wrote:
Are you saying that in many parts of North America (country code 1),
you can have an area code 123 while your neighbour right next door can
have an area code 234? Does this mean that calling him/her is a long
distance call with long distance change? Or does it depend on which
telephone operator you choose?
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