> I don't know. I cannot seem to get my carrier to identify a situation where
> I would want to terminate a call and the LRN I would get back would be
> 732040 or similar.
It never will. The code is unrouteable. I'm sure it exists in the LERG
somewhere for some sort of pANI or billing
On Wed, 26 May 2021, Alex Balashov wrote:
Where does this conflict emerge in practice? Do customers call numbers in
this exchange? Do you get billed for calls (less any LRN dip fees) to this
exchange even though none of your wholesale termination vendors can route it?
I don't know. I cannot
There is an entry for 732040A.. OCN refers back to Verizon of Jew Jersey. The
Rate Center is all X's, so it's a special code of some kind.. cant be assinged
to an originating number, I dont believe.
Jamie M.
From: VoiceOps on behalf of
One more thing.I also found out that there's a caveat to the June
30, 2023 extension for small carriers. Although the FCC granted smaller
carriers an extension to implement STIR/SHAKEN, that does not exempt
your company from filing your Robocall Mitigation Plan by June 30th,
2021. So
All I know is that I was told it happened to several legitimate carriers
that were small companies. Just be careful is all I'm saying because its
not worth losing your business over.
MARY LOU CAREY
BackUP Telecom Consulting
Office: 615-791-9969
Cell: 615-796-
On 2021-05-26 03:12 PM,
I understand it might provide helpful information, but from the sound of
it these carriers were punished for keeping the traffic up as they were
instructed to do. No one at the ITG or large carrier took responsibility
for advising the carrier to keep the traffic up so either the right hand
On 5/26/21 4:12 PM, Matthew Yaklin wrote:
the ones where you google search the US street address on their
website using maps and find out it is just a run down apartment
building?
Hey! What if your business is based in a run-down apartment building?
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Alex Balashov | Principal | Evariste
Mary Lou,
Are you referring to the super sketchy voip providers who list a US address but
in reality are based overseas?
Like the ones where you google search the US street address on their website
using maps and find out it is just a run down apartment building?
Or are you talking about more
Good tips, Mary Lou!
Do you think there's potentially any good intentions behind the advice to leave
the traffic up?
In the cybersecurity space, authorities will say that if your network has been
compromised, you shouldn't immediately shutdown the hacked systems. For
example, just this past
I just heard through the grapevine that several companies have been shut
down and/or threatened with the confiscation of their equipment for
passing Robocall traffic. The companies that this happened to all
claimed someone contacted them and told them to keep the TN/traffic up
so they could
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