EKIT and their U.S. number Service Life

MATHA531 · 18-04-2010, 11:44

I know the e-kit guy monitors this board; or at least he or she did at one time in the past. If so, that is the one big downer of e-kit. Why can't people choose their area code from those available. I wanted a NYC area code (there are about 5 of them) to make call forwarding from my landline a viable option but they told me I couldn't get one; yet somebody on one of the blogs complained they had gotten a NYC area code.......it doesn't seem that doing this would present such a logistical challenge, does it?

bylo · 18-04-2010, 13:14

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Originally Posted by MATHA531

I wanted a NYC area code (there are about 5 of them) to make call forwarding from my landline a viable option... it doesn't seem that doing this would present such a logistical challenge, does it?

I'd imagine they could even charge an extra $5 or $10 for user-specified AC.

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MATHA531 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 869 Join Date: 15 Oct 2004 Country:	18-04-2010, 11:44 I know the e-kit guy monitors this board; or at least he or she did at one time in the past. If so, that is the one big downer of e-kit. Why can't people choose their area code from those available. I wanted a NYC area code (there are about 5 of them) to make call forwarding from my landline a viable option but they told me I couldn't get one; yet somebody on one of the blogs complained they had gotten a NYC area code.......it doesn't seem that doing this would present such a logistical challenge, does it?