Ghost in the Machine
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Tue Jul-10-07 03:52 AM
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| A question for D.C. residents: |
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have you ever seen 'WSHNGTNZN1' on your phone bill, and if so, what does it signify? (yes, I'm snooping through the DC Madam's records)
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| Hissyspit
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Tue Jul-10-07 04:03 AM
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| 1. Dialing Code. Isn't it another way of representing a 3-number prefix? |
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Edited on Tue Jul-10-07 04:04 AM by Hissyspit
or is it a grouping of prefixes? I think it's a grouping of prefixes that fit into a zone. I'm not TOO sure that will be much help, since it could be any number of prefixes.
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| oldgrowth
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Tue Jul-10-07 04:07 AM
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| 2. Looks like a dailing code for zone 1 DC |
| Parmenion
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Tue Jul-10-07 04:13 AM
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From googling it looks like zone 1 is DC (all 202 area codes), whereas WSHNGTHZN2 and others are for outlying metro regions.
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| newyawker99
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Tue Jul-10-07 12:10 PM
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Tue Jul-10-07 04:25 AM
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| 4. Thanks for the replies and the help! |
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I just thought it was strange that all the others just showed up as 'Washington' and this one was different.
Back to the search!
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