I’ve done a lot of work and research on phone companies (more specifcally the resporgs). This may be helpful so I figured I would post it here. Some of the company names may be duplicated because those companies have multiple resporg IDs. I didn’t post the resporg IDs or their phone numbers. I’ve done that before on my website and may post the trouble referral numbers on another post. Many of the old numbers are out of date and I’ve tried to update that too.
24-7-365, Inc. : They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
800 Ideas: They’re a vanity number company that got a lot of good numbers years ago. They don’t usually sell them but prefer to rent or sublet them out to customers regionally.
800 Response: They’re a vanity number business that got a lot of good vanity numbers years ago, especially 800s starting with NEW or NEXT. They usually only want to rent or sublet them by area code so they can keep the ownership and ultimate control of the number.
AMS/One World: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
ANPI: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
AT&T (Local): This resporg isn’t their regular resporg though, it seems to be for their local service, not the regular long distance services.
AT&T: If it goes to a message saying that “No further information is available” at the end, then this number might just be buried withn AT&T somewhere.
ATG: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
ATL:They provide the resporg service for small phone companies that don’t have their own resporg access.
ATX: ATX is a smallish competitive phone company.
Acceris: Acceris is a smallish competitive phone company.
Access Point: Access Point is a smaller regional service provider with offices in the Carolinas and provides services the east and southeast from Mississippi to New Hampshire.
Access Services: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
AccessLine: AccessLine is a Bellevue, WA communications company that combines voip service with an enhanced voicemail service in one.
Adeptel: Adeptel also provides specialized routing and tracking services along with their own vanity numbers which they hold the ownership of but like to rent out to customers. Unfortunately you won’t have ownership or control of the number so the more you advertise it, the more at their mercy you become.
Advanced Communications Integration: ACI is a very small resorg. One of their services is get1800.com
Advanced Tel: Eatel is an ILEC in a small part of Louisiana, is a directory publisher in the gulf coast area, and is a broadband provider as well.
Airespring: Airespring is a California based competitive reseller of long distance as well now local service too.
Alascom: They are based in Alaska as are most of their customers, many of which don’t need service in the rest of the country.
Allegiance: Allegiance was acquired by XO. As with most mergers, if the number doesn’t go through to any one it’s worth calling to inquire about it, because it could wind up lost in the system.
Allergan Sales LLC: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Alliance Group: You can contact Alliance for more information or if you really need some help on this one give us a call at 1-800 MARKETER and we may be able to help track it down.
Allstream: Allstream is a large Canadian phone company. So the customer is probably in Canada and may not have US coverage.
Allstream: Based in Toronto, this company covers all of Canada but many of their customers don’t need calls from the US so if it’s not working there’s a good chance it’s just their coverage.
Amax Two: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
AmeriVision Amerivision, lifeline.net or Affinity4.
America’s Carrier: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
American Long Lines: There isn’t much additional information available about them.
Amrigon: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them.
Amtec: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Andiamo Telecom: Andiamo Telecom is a smallish competitive phone company covering Arizona and California.
Auris Tech: They are based in Miami FL and provide advanced software and services for the prepaid calling industry.
BBCOM: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
BTI: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them at 305-358-5850 to inquire about it.
Bay Star: They are a specalized phone company located in Louisiana.
Bell Canada: Bell Canada is obviously a Canadian phone company. So the customer is probably in Canada and may not have US coverage.
Bellsouth: They’re a regional company so if you’re not in the south and can’t get through the customer may not have coverage outside of his regional area.
Bestline: Bestline is an Austin TX based Communications and Inernet service company.
Big River Telephone: They are a full service telecommunications provider based in Cape Girardeau, MO serving the midwest.
Birch Telecom: Birth was started in 97 in the midwest and has grown to cover 12 states as a competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) specializing in business service. If the number doesn’t go through the customer may only have service within their regional area, but you can contact Birch to inquire about it.
Brand 800: They take good numbers they think customers will want and they usually want to “rent” it to you because they get to keep the ultimate control of the number and they make a lot more money in the long run that way.
Bridgecom: Bridgecom is a smallish competitive phone company.
Broadwing: If you want to find out more, aside from dialing the toll free number you would have to call them.
Bulletins Inc: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Business Edge: Business Edge is a small specialized phone company in central NJ that has some vanity numbers and specializes in providing call routing and enhancd services.
Broadview Networks:: If you want to find out more, aside from dialing the toll free number you would have to call them.
C & C Management: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
CGI LD: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them.
CMS: They are actually master agents for a number of other phone companies. They are the only agency that acts as their own resporg.
CNE Telecommunication: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
CSF Corp: CSF provides a resporg access system that’s used by several phone companies.
CSF Corporation: If it’s not working you can contact them to inquire about it. CSF develops and provides software for resporg access to the SMS800.
CTC: Beehive is a smallish competitive phone company that operates in the North Carolina area.
CYTEL: Cytel is a voip service provider and isn’t a large company so you might be able to get a little information about it.
Cablevision Lightpath: They’re a large cable company and phone service is an after thought, and toll free is an after thought of an after thought. So don’t be surprised if you have a hard time finding anyone that can really help you, but if the number doesn’t go through you can give them a call.
CallSource: Call Source is a California based company specializing in call tracking and recording solutions, training and call centers.
Callcast: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Callipso: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
CapTel: If you can’t get through on the number you would need to call them for any additional information. CTI is a PA based communications company providing voice, data, internet and wireless in PA, NJ, MD, NY, TX and DC.
Capital Telecom: CT is a smaller regional service provider with facilities in CT, MD, NY, NJ, TX, DC and PA where they’re located.
Capsule/Covista: They are a smaller very competitive phone company based now in Tennessee.
Capsule: aka Covista, a facilities based local and long distance phone company with switches in Chattanooga where they’re based out of as well as Dallas and Minnineapolis. They merged with Capsule which is sometimes still used in the name and they have about 250,000 residential and business customers.
Carrier Network Serv.: We really don’t have much information or background available on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Cavalier Telephone: They’re a smaller regional carrier based in Richmond and covering the mid-atlantic. If you can’t get through on the number you could call Cavalier to see if you can get any additional information.
Cbeyond: Cbeyond is an Atlanta based VOIP carrier and integrator serving small to medium businesses.
Centennial PR: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Choice One: You would have to contact them to inquire further. Choice One, now One Communications is the largest privately held Competitive Local Exchange Carrier serving more than 160,000 small and medium sized businesses in 16 states throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Upper Midwest regions.
Cinergy: Cinergy, formerly Community Telephone, offers local and long distance, web access and hosting and telephone equipment for business and residential customers in IN, KY, and TN.
Citizens: If it’s not working, you can contact Citizens to inquire about it.
ClearEnd: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Com. Options: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them.
CommPartners: CommPartners is a nationwide IP-based network operator based in Las Vegas.
CommuniGroup: If you want to find out more, aside from dialing the toll free number you could try calling the phone company.
Connectto: Connect To is a Los Angeles based unified messaging and prepaid phone company.
Consolidated: Consolidated Communications is a provider of local and long distance, tv, and internet for business and residential customers in IL and TX.
MCI: If the number isn’t actully working you would have to contact MCI to find out any more information.
Convergia: If it’s not working you can contact them directly to inquire about it. With over 152 points of presenece in 45 countries, Convergia provides voice, data and Internet services for residential, business and wholesale customers worldwide.
Cooperative: Cooperative is a smallish competitive phone company.
Cordia: If it doesn’t go through you can contact them directly to inquire further. Cordia is a Pennsylvania based CLEC offering local, long distance and internet access to commercial and residential customers within PA.
Corporate Image: Tony might be willing to offer it to you, but he charges an arm and a leg and usually want to rent them because they make a lot more in the long run that way and because it locks you into their service forever.
Covista: If it’s not working you can contact them to ask about it. Covista is a facilities based local and long distance phone company with switches in Chattanooga where they’re based out of as well as Dallas and Minnineapolis. They merged with Capsule which is sometimes still used in the name and they have about 250,000 residential and business customers.
Cox Telecom: If it’s not working you could call them to inquire about it. Cox is the thrid largest cable provider in the US and is adding more and more voip phone service now too.
Cricket Communications: If the number isn’t working you can contact Cricket directly to inquire abut it. Cricket is a wireless carrier providing unlimited celluar plans in over 40 major markets in about 30 states nationwide.
Custom Teleconnect: You can contact them directly to inquire about this number if it’s not working. CT is an interexchange carrier based in Las Vegas that specializes in the hospitality industry.
DCI: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
DSI: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
DTI: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Dial 800: They got a lot of good numbers years ago and they won’t give them up but love to rent them regionally because they make a lot more money and because the more you advertise their number the more locked into their service you become.
Dial-Around Telecom: Dial-Around is the term for using a 10-10 code to access another phone company, so users don’t have to actually switch long distance to use their service, they do it via a 1010 access code or an 800 number. They are strong on international traffic.
Digital Solutions: We don’t have any additional information about them except that they’re a smaller possibly specialized phone company.
Direct Connect: We don’t have any additional information about them except that they’re a smaller possibly specialized phone company.
Dollar Phone Access Inc: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Dow Networks: Dow Networks provides some advanced and international routing services, both over regular lines and/or voip.
E-responses: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
ET&T: If you can’t get through on the number you would need to contact them to find out any other information. ET&T is an independent consulting distributor of Voice and Data Customer Premise Equipment for business, government and education
Earnware:Earnware is California based company providing a hosted technology platform which is rebranded and marketed in many verticle applications. (They sell a powerful sales oriented voicemail service through dealers).
Electric Lightwave: Sometimes numbers get lost in these types of mergers so if you can’t get through on the number, call Integra to check the status and see what other information you can find.
eMeritus: VarTec is a faclities based provider of voice, data and internet services to businesses mostly in Texas and Illinois.
Epana Networks: It’s already active for a customer of Epana Networks, a NY based entrepenurial company offering phone cards and other consumer communication services in several niches
Eureka GGN: Based in New York City, Infohighway focuses on small to mid sized businesses in the northeast.
Excel/Vartec: If you can’t get through on the number you would have to contact them to inquire about it. Excel (formerly Vartec) is a nationwide facilities based carrier based in Texas.
Executive Conf:Global Crossing This # is not available because it’s already active. Global Crossing uses a lot of resellers, but it’s easy to find out who they have it with by dialing 800-466-4600 entering, 1 and the toll free number. This is an uncommon older resporg for GC and if the number doesn’t go through is worth researching. It’s easy to recognize Global Crossing messages because they always start with a number followed by “dash four” followed by the message.
FDN Comm.: FDN is very nice small local company that services the FL and GA area. If you can’t get through, and are outside of that area it may be because the customer doesn’t have service nationwide.
FSC: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
First Communications: They are a smaller company and that focuses on charitable organizations and affinity marketing, through other organizations.
First Digital Telecom: This facilities based Salt Lake City carrier provides mainly business services. If you can’t get through on the number you would need to call them for any additional information.
First World: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Focal Com: Focal covered the northeast and several major markets across the country. As with any merger if the number doesn’t go through to a customer, it may be worth checking the status with the carrier since they tend to get lost after mergers.
Fonorola: They are a large Canadian phone company. So the customer is probably in Canada and if you can’t get through on the number it’s usually because they don’t have US coverage.
Freedom Voice Systems: FVS is based in California and provides enhanced voicemail solutions and virtual office services for a lot of small customers.
Full Service Network: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Full Spectrum: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Futuredontics: They are the people who developed 1-800 DENTIST
GCI:Red River Network This # is not available because it’s Active or In Use for a customer with Red River Network. They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Gabriel: If it’s not working you would need to contact them directly to inquire about it. GW is a paging company based in Boca Raton, FL.
Gafachi: If the number isn’t going through you could contact them directly to inquire about it. Gafachi is a privately held facilities-based VOIP carrier from Rochester NY.
Global Crossing: Global Crossing uses a lot of resellers, but it’s easy to find out who they have it with by dialing 800-466-4600 entering, 1 and the toll free number. This is an uncommon older resporg for GC and if the number doesn’t go through is worth researching. It’s easy to recognize Global Crossing messages because they always start with a number followed by “dash four” followed by the message.
Globalcom: If the number doesn’t go through you can contact Globalcom to inquire about it.
Globatron: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
GoSolo: If you can’t get through on the number you could call them to inquire about it.
GotVMail: WARNING: Never use their lookup tool because they automatically reserve any number you find in order to lock you into their service. They have a nice website but they are one of the services that we warn customers to avoid as much as possible.
Grand Circle Travel: Unfortunately we don’t have any information or even a valid phone number for them though.
Grande: If the number doesn’t go through you can call them to inquire about it. Grande Communications is a Texas based communications company providing residential and business customers with high-speed internet, local and long distance, and cable programming over a single network.
Granite Telecom: If you can’t get through on tt number you can contact them directly. Headquartered in Quincy MA, Granite Telecommunications is a wholesaler of telephone and broadband service, focusing primarily on multi-location businesses.
HBDC: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
HBNet: Hypercom specializes in electronic payment processing so their numbers may be in use but just not answered by a human.
HTC: HTC is a local phone company in a couple counties in Illinois.
Hawaiian Telcom: If it’s not working it may very likely be limited to Hawaii, but you can contact them if you want to ask. Hawaiian Telcom is headquartered in Honolulu.
HelloCom Inc: If it’s not working you can call them. HelloCom is an international long distance carrier specializing in discount calling plans to Asia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Hickory Tech: HT is a local phone company serving parts of Minnesota and Iowa so the customer is probably in that area down may not have service for the whole country.
I-Element: If it’s not working you can contact IE to inquire about it. I-Element is a public facilities based VoIP communication service provider serving small and medium businesses.
ICS: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
IDS LD: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
IDT Corporation: If the number isn’t working you can call IDT to inquire about it.
ILD Telecom: ILD is a facility based communications company providing outsourced services, billing services, card services and conferencing.
IT Connect: They are a vanity number business that markets domain name and phone number packages.
IT&E Overseas: Their customers are in Guam and most probably don’t have access from the 48 states.
ITC Deltacom: This may be a secondary resporg they don’t use as much so if you have a number in this status you may want to contact them to inquire further.
ITC Deltacom:Beehive Telephone This number isn’t available because it’s active for a customer with Beehive Telephone. Beehive is a smallish competitive phone company in the midwest.
ITS: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
iBasis: They are an international voip and prepaid calling provider.
Ice Net: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Info Telco: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Integra Telecom: Integra is a facilities based local exchange carrier servicing over 400,000 local customers in AZ, CA, ID, MN, ND, OR, UT, and WA.
Intelemedia: Callport is a high level enhanced voicemail service or infrastructure for call centers based in Plano Texas.
Interactive Audio: We don’t have any additional information about them except that they’re a smaller possibly specialized phone company.
Intermetro: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Iowa Comm.: As the name implies, they’re a local company in Iowa so if you can’t get through it may be because it’s not accessible nationwide.
Iowa Network Svs: As the name implies, they’re a local company in Iowa so if you can’t get through it may be because it’s not accessible nationwide.
Kall8: They are an enhanced voicemail company and some vanity number owners use them.
LD Billing: They are a small phone company offering long distance, internet and callig card services under private labels.
LDDS Metromedia: But this isn’t MCI’s regular resporg. This is an uncommon one that came originally through a chain of acquisitions so if it doesn’t go through to an end user there’s a slightly higher chance that it could be buried within their organizational layers.
LDMI: LDMI (part of Talk America) went public in 2005 and is a facility based phone company focusing on small-to-medium business customers in MI, OH, IN, IL and WI.
LT Baroda: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
LataOne Inc: If it’s not working you could contact them to inquire about it. LataOne is a California based pre-paid calling card company.
Legacy Long Dist.: Legacy is a privately held California company that provides local dial tone, operator services, call center services and Inmate Communications.
Level 3: You can call them if you need any more information. Level 3 is a large international Colorado based communications and Internet backbone company.
Lightship: Lightship was acquired by CTC Communications. If the number isn’t working when you dial it, you should contact LT or CTC to inquire about it because after mergers some numbers sometimes get stuck in the old resporg.
Lightyear: It’s already active for a customer of Lightyear. If the # doesn’t go through you would have to contact Lightyear directly to find out more.
Lightyear: One of their resellers that we work with a lot is Freedom Voice Systems. If the number isn’t working you can contact them or let us know. In some cases we might be able to help with this carrier.
Line Systems: If it’s not working you could contact LS to inquire further about it. Line Systems is a privately held Philadelphia based communications provider serving local, long distance and internet services in PA, NJ, NY, MD and DE.
Linx Comm.: Linx is a Massachusetts based unified communications service that can route calls to multiple lines or take messages (basically an enhanced voicemail service).
Locus Telecom: If the number doesn’t go through, you would need to contact LT for any more information. Locus is a NJ based provider of prepaid calling cards, long distance, wireless, point-of-sale and carrier services.
Logix: If you want to find out more, aside from dialing the toll free number you would have to call the Logixcom.
Lucre Inc: If it’s not working you would have to contact them for any more information. Lucre is a competitive local exchange carrier providing voice and data for businesses in the Western Michigan area.
Lynx Telecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
MCI: If the number isn’t actully working you would have to contact MCI to find out any more information.
MGC: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Marathon: You can contact them directly if it’s not working and they want to inquire about it. Marathon is a Washington based phone company, providing local , long distance high-speed internet, VoIP, calling cards, toll-free, and T1s throughout the pacific northwest
Mayfair (Primetel 3) This number is NOT available because it’s already active with Primetel. They don’t ever give them up.
McGraw Communications: If you can’t get through on it, you can inquire with them about it. McGraw is a New York based communications carrier providing voice and data products primarily to business in 45 states.
McLeod USA: Mcleod is also popular with people in the vanity numbers businesses so it might be available for a steep price if you can reach the owner.
McLeod USA: This isn’t Mcleod’s regular resporg so if it’s not working you should probably call and inquire about it.
Mcleod USA: They are popular with some people in the vanity numbers businesses.
MetTel: If it doesn’t go through you would have to contact them for any other information. MetTel (Metropolitan Telecommunications) is a NY based phone company serving businesses in the Northeast.
Micktel Corp: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Micronesian: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Mirage: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Misc-Etc, now known as Amazing Numbers.com. They look for and take good numbers and wait for people to want them. They usually don’t sell them though because they can make a lot more and have more control by just renting them forever.
Monmouth Telecom: If the number’s not working you would need to contact them to inquire further. MT provided local, ld and Internet access primarily for businesses in NJ.
Mpower: Mpower is a facilities based CLEC providing voice, data and internet service in CA, NV and IL. If this number isn’t working you may want to call them about it because toll free numbers sometimes get lost or buried after mergers.
NCIC: NCIC is a large international operator service providing services like inbound customer service, directory assistance and emergency operators.
NOS: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
NTS: NTS is a provider of audiotext, telephone entertainment and billing services with 800, 900 and 976 numbers.
NTS: You could call them to inquire further if it’s not working. NTS is a West Texas communications firm providing local and long distance service mainly to retail customers in TX, OK, KS, NM NV, CO, and AZ.
Nation Wide 800: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
National Comtel: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Navigata: Navigata is a Canadian local and long distance phone company based in Vancover, BC. Many Canadian customers don’t open their numbers up for calls from the US so that is the most likely reason if this number isn’t going through.
NetTronix Choice: We don’t have too much information about them but they are a smaller company which provides some specialized services.
Network IP: Network IP is a Texas based company specializing in Prepaid services including long distance, conferencing and internet services.
Network Mgmt: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Network US: You can call them to inquire about it if it’s not working. They are a Naperville, IL based regional provider of long distance, wireless, and internet service.
New Network: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Next-G Comm: Next-G (short for Next Generation) is a Houston based prepaid calling card company.
Nobel Tel: NobelCom is a prepaid phone card company with offices Carlsbad California.
Norlight: Norlight is a Wisconsin based company focused on data security.
NuVox: They are a regional company in the south east with a diverse product line focusing on voip services.
Nuvox: They are a regional company in the south east with a diverse product line focusing on voip services.
On-Call Resp Org Svcs: If it’s not working you can contact them directly but they are a small professional resporg and someone probably has it there to protect it and knows it’s vanity potential.
One Call: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Orion Telecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
PNG: PNG is a good competitive nationwide communications company based inn Cincinnati.
POPP Com: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
PR Telephone: They are a Puertorican communications company so many of their numbers may not be available from the US or Canada.
PT-1: They’re small Flushing, NY based company and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Pac-West: They are a CA based carrier focused on their advanced network development and provide services for many other carriers. If the number isn’t working you would need to contact them to inquire further about this number.
Pacific Centrex: If it’s not working you can contact them to inquire further about it. They’re an ILEC based in North Hollywood, CA and provides competitive service for business and residential customers throughout California.
Pacific Light Net: But they’re small and we don’t have any other information on them.
Pacific Telecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Paetec: If it doesn’t go through to an active customer you would have to contact them to inquire about it. Paetec specializes in medium to large businesses, government and affility telecommunications and industries such as education, health care, manufacturing, hospitality and finance.
Paymentech: They are a transaction processing company connected to Chase. If it’s not working you can contact them directly but it may be in use or in part of their system even if it’s not answerd in the normal sense.
Phoenix Teleport: PIT is a Satellite, Voip, Internet and voice communications provider based in Arizona.
Phone People: If it’s not working you can contact them directly to inquire about it. Phone People is an enhanced voicemail and virtual office service.
Phone USA: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Pilgrim: Pilgrim is a Lexington, MA based entertainment oriented phone service offering a variety of chat lines and talk line services mainly for adult or social connections.
Point Telecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Powercom: Powercom is a local, long distance and internet provider in Wisconsin.
Premiere Conf.: If it didn’t work and you wanted to find anything else about it you would need to contact them.
Premiere Network: They are a smaller Texas consulting company specializing in Business Resumption Planning and Disaster recover since 1986.
PrimeTel2: They don’t ever give them up.
PrimeTel: They don’t ever give them up.
Primus Canada: Primus has over 1 million customers in Canada but many of their toll free numbers don’t have coverage in the US.
Primus: If it doesn’t work you could call them to ask about it but their customer service is outsourced internationally and isn’t usually very helpful. Primus is an carrier with strong international packages. They bought the old Cable & Wireless customers.
Quebec Tel: If it’s not working, from your area, you can contact them. But they are a Canadian phone company so many of their customers don’t have coverage in the US.
Questar: They’re based in Salt Lake City and are a subsidiary of Questart Corporation, a natural gas and energy company. They serve large to medium businesses.
Qwest: Qwest uses many different resellers so it could be resporged to Qwest and billed through another company. This isn’t their main resporg so if it’s not working you should check with Qwest but you’ll probably need to determine if it’s handled by a reseller and contact them to find anything else out about it.
Qwest: They use a lot of resellers so there’s a good chance it’s not actually with Qwest directly.
R W Lynch: They are a ‘group television advertising firm’ that specializes in attorney advertising. This is different than regular shared use because they actually provide the advertising instead of simply renting a number.
RCC Atlantic: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them.
RCC Network: Their original name, RCC stood for Rural Cellular Corporation. Now known as Unicel they are an Iowa based wireless carrier.
RCN: If you want to find out more, aside from dialing the toll free number you would have to call the phone company.
RNK Telecom: RNK is a privately held, Dedham MA based CLEC and telecom wholesaler and voip carrier.
Remi: If it doesn’t work, you could contact them to inquire about it. Remi is an ILEC in the Pennsylvania are focusing on mulit line multi location customers as well as wholesale carrier services and unified messaging.
RespOrg Solution: If it’s not working you can contact them directly but they are a small professional resporg and someone probably has it there to protect it and knows it’s vanity potential.
RespOrg USA Inc.: If it’s not working you can contact them directly but they are a small professional resporg and someone probably has it there to protect it and knows it’s vanity potential.
Ring Central: Ring Central is an Enhanced Voicemail or Virtual Office service with a lot of features.
Ring9 Inc: If it’s not working you can contact them directly to inquire about it. Ring9 is a VoIP service provider based in Gainsville, FL.
Rolinium #2: This is their second resporg. They use shared use as an excuse to ignore the regulations and hoarding large amounts of numbers and an excuse to ignore number portability regulations. They also only rent their numbers because they know that the more you advertise the number the more at their mercy you become and they have in some cases allegedly taken advantage of that.
Rolinium: They use shared use as an excuse to ignore the regulations and hoarding large amounts of numbers and an excuse to ignore number portability regulations. They also only rent their numbers because they know that the more you advertise the number the more at their mercy you become and they have in some cases allegedly taken advantage of that.
SBC: If it’s not going to a working customer you would have to try calling SBC to get any more information.
SBC: SBC grew by combining several carriers and this customer is probably in an Ameritec area, and because it used to be a regional bell company, and many of their customers don’t have access nationwide.
SBC: SBC grew by combining several carriers and this customer is probably in an SNET area in Connecticut, and because it used to be a regional bell company, many of their customers don’t have access nationwide.
SMS/800: Sometimes this happens after a carrier goes out of business and leaves numbers in active status. If this is your number or one that you really want, contact us and we will see what we can do for you.
SMS/800: This often happens because carriers go out of business. If you’ve lost a number in this status please contact us at 1-800 MARKETER
SNiP LiNK: They are an south Jersey based ISP-CLEC that provides local, long distance and internet services in the Northeast.
SW Bell: It’s an older resporg they don’t use much any more so if one of these numbers doesn’t go through you might want to inquire about it. It could be stranded in one of their older resporgs they don’t use much.
Sage Telecom: Sage Telecom is a Texas based communications service providing local, long distance and internet service in the midwest.
Scherers: Scherers is a privately held company specialzing in audi and web conferencing. They were recently acquired by Arkadin, an international conferencing firm also. If one of their numbers isn’t in use you could contact them, but it may be used periodically within their system. Conferencing companies often turn numbers on and off or hold them for future use.
Selective Media: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Shoct: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Sierra: If the number doesn’t go through it may be limited to the regional area in Maine, but you would need to call Sierra to inquire about it.
Sigecom: Sigecom is a local service provider that started from a merger between Utilicom Networks and Vectren. They provide cable, phone and internet via their fiber optic network in the Evansville and Newburgh Indiana area.
Signal One: They are a Mass Misdial Marketing company. They have almost a million toll free numbers all just to make money off of the wrong numbers. They play a message to call another 1010 number that costs you several dollars to get basic directory assistance service. They don’t give up numbers very often but they activate and disconnect a lot of toll free numbers every month, so you might want to monitor this number in case it becomes available in the future.
Simplified: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Siouxland: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Smartbox: Smartbox is a Canadian based Prepaid Calling Card company.
SoVerNet: If it’s not working you can contact them about it. SoVerNet is a Vermont facilities based data and telecommunications provider with a state wid network providing reliable Internet, local and long distance services to our customers.
Southern Telecom: You could contact them for more information if the number isn’t working. ST is an Atlanta based subsidiary of Southern Company, providing dark fiber optic solutions to the business community.
Soutine: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Sprint: If it’s not working you can call them to inquire about it.
Startec: It’s already taken by a customer of Startec, a global cellular carrier. If it’s not working you can call them to inquire further.
State Farm: If the number isn’t working you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Suntel Metro: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Switch 2000: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Switching Sol.: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
TCAST: If the number doesn’t work you can try contacting them. They are a facilities based long distance carrier in California.
TDS Metrocom: You can contact them directly if this number isn’t working to inquire about it. TDS Metro is a CLEC serving almost 30 states nationwide, for businesses and residential customers with local, long distance internet and more.
TMC Communications: If it’s now working you can contact them to inquire about it. TMC is a nationwide communications provider based in Santa Barbara, CA, providing long distance, local, VoIP, data and enhanced services
TalkPath, LLC: Talkpath is a Texas based aucio web and video conferencing service.
TecNet: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
TelAmerica: If the number doesn’t go through it’s probably worth calling UCN to inquire about it because after mergers numbers are sometimes lost or left on the old resporg.
Telco Group: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Telcom Affiliates: They are a small vanity number business based in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Telcom21: If the number doesn’t go through you should contact them to inquire about it.
Telcordia Technologies: Telecordia is a software developer for communications providers.
Telcove: You would have to call them if the number’s not going through to find out anything else. Telcove is a PA based phone company serving 45 major markets in the eastern US.
TeleQuest: If the number’s not working you can contact them or let us know and we can try to help you with this carrier.
TeleServices: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Telecard: Based in Boca Raton, FL, they provide specialied phone cards and related services.
Telecom Analytics: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Telecon: Telecon is a smallish competitive phone company that operates in the northeast
Teledata Solutions: TSI is a smaller California company that does a little bit of everything. If you can’t get through on the number, you might want to try calling them.
Telefonica: They’re a small Puertorican company and we don’t have much additional information or background on them.
Telefyne: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
Teleglobe: Teleglobe focuses internationally especially to India where they have a strong presense.
Telepacific: You can ask them about it if you want any more information. TelePacific is a facility based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier headquartered in Los Angeles serving customers in California, Las Vegas, and Chicago (as Mpower).
Teleperformance Interactive : Teleperformance specializes in customer contact management. They outsource customer service, technical support, and sales for large organizations.
Telephone Express: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Telescan: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Telesmart: Telesmart provides advanced call routing and reporting features as well as IVR and VoIP applications.
Telrite Corporation: Telrite is a Georgia based communications company with a wide variety of services including local, long distance, prepaid wireless, voip and internet services.
Telus: Telus is a large Canadian phone company. So the customer is probably in Canada and if you can’t get through on the number it’s usually because they don’t have US coverage.
Telvue: If you can’t get through on the number you would need to contact them to get any additional information. Telvue, based in NJ, provides services within the Cable TV and Pay Per Vew industry.
Texas Comm.: If the number isn’t working you can contact TC to inquire about it. Texas Com is a family owned wireless carrier based in Abilene Texas.
The Phone Co.: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
TierraNet: If it’s not working you can contact them directly to inquire about it. TierraNet is an Internet Service Provider with a variety of related services available.
Time Warner: TWT, based in Littleton, CO, is a leading provider of managed networking solutions to a wide array of businesses and organizations in 22 states and 44 U.S. metropolitan areas.
TimeShift: If the number doesn’t work you can contact them to inquire about it. Timeshift is connected to efax and Onebox, a computer fax service and an enhanced voicemail service.
Toll Free Connect Inc: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Toll Free Express: TFE is an enhanced voicemail carrier providing toll free and virtual office service under a couple names such as Toll Free Max.
Toll-Less.com : They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Tone Networks: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them.
Total Call International Inc: If it’s not working you can contact them direct to inquire about it. Total Call is a Los Angeles based communications provider of long distance, internet and VoIP service, prepaid phone cards and wireless.
Touch America: You could contact them if you wanted to inquire further about this number. They are a local carrier based in Montana.
TransNational: TransNational is a smallish competitive phone company based in Boston.
Transaction Network: It may not be answered the way you expect since Transaction Network is a specialized telecommunication service geared toward transactions.
Tricom USA: They are a Carribean company and if the number doesn’t go through it’s probably because it’s not available within the US or Canada.
U.S. South Com: If it’s not working you can contact them to inuire about it. US South is a facility based long distance carrier for commercial and residential customers based in Atlanta.
UCN: UCN is a smallish competitive phone company and this isn’t their main resporg. It is probably old and may mean that if the number isn’t working and they don’t see it, it may be buried in their system.
US Lec: If it’s not working though and you want to inquire further you would need to contact them directly. US LEC is a facilities based Local Exchange Carrier (LEC) covering 16 states from NY down to FL out to LA and up to IN.
US Phonecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Ultrachat: UTEL Networks is a privately owned Washington state based, audiotext service that provides a variety of chat or talk line products and services.
Uni-Tel: If the toll free number isn’t working you can contact them directly to in inquire about it. Uni-tel, based in Naperville, IL, is a competitive reseller of long distance for Qwest and Global Crossing.
Unilink Telcom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Union Telephone: If it’s not working you can contact them directly. UT is a local, long distance and celluar company serving Wyoming, Northwestern Colorado, and parts of Utah.
Unipoint Services: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you can call them to inquire about it.
V3 Global: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
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VarTec: If it’s not working you can contact them to ask about it. Vartec is a Texas based local, long distance and internet company.
VeriSign: If the # isn’t working you can contact them directly to check on it. Verisign is a large internet and ecommerce company processing billions of transactions daily.
Verizon: They were one of the regional companies so if you’re not able to get through on the number it may be because they still have only regional service. You would probably have to call Verizon to find out any more.
Verizon: You can call them to inquire more if it’s not working.
Videotron: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
VoCall: If you can’t get through on the number you can contact them directly. Vocall is an international phone company specializing in low international rates to Africa, Europe and Asia.
Voice Power: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Voicecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but they are a voicemail oriented service. You would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Voxeo: If it’s not working you can contact them to inquire further. Voxeo is a VoIP and IVR application developer based in Orlando.
WCI: If it’s not working you can contact them for more information. WCI is a privately held Seattle based
WEPS: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
WW Telegraph: They are a vanity number business that goes and gets good numbers to market to their customers. They prefer to rent numbers in shared use though so they can keep the ultimate control over them and make a lot more money in the long run.
Wake Up: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Warning: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
Wellington: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
WesTel: WesTel is a privately held Texas based phone company providing local, long distance, internet access conference calling and travel cards.
Who’s Calling:MCI Wholesale This # is already active for reseller of MCI. If it’s not working you can call MCI, but you’ll probably have to find out who the reseller is and ask them about it.
Wholesale Carrier Services, Inc: If it’s not working you can contact them directly. Based in Coral Springs, FL, WCS provides the switches and hardware for other carriers and resellers.
WilTel: Wiltel was acquired by Level3 in October of 2005. So if a toll free number on this resporg doesn’t go through it’s probably worth checking with Wiltel/Level3 because it could be buried or stranded there now.
Winstar: Winstar is based in Herdon VA and specializes in government telecom solutions.
Word of Mouth: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
World One Telecom: They’re small and we don’t have much information or background on them but you would need to contact them to inquire about it.
XO: They’re a large national phone company. They have a couple resporgs but this is their main one.
XO: They’re a large national phone company. This isn’t their regular resporg code so if it doesn’t go through you should call because it could be stranded.
XTN: XTN is a small Tennessee based local phone company. If the toll free number isn’t working it may be limited to Tenn.
Xpedite: Based in Georgia, PGS provides specialized services including document automation, alerts, notifications and reminders.
Xtel: You can contact Xtel to inquire about it if it’s not working. Xtel is a NJ based provider of voice, internet and call center services for Government offices, Schools, Associations and Businesses.
Z-Tel: Trinsic, which was known as Z-Tel until January 2005, was the first nationwide voip long distance service.
Zone Telecom: Zone is a NJ communications provider mostly for medium to large
If you were porting a number from AT&T to the company you’re sending it to would they really need AT&T’s name and address etc? They need YOUR name and address and contact information but the only information any phone company needs to port a number is the previous carrier name and their Resporg ID, which in our case is Resporg.com (or TollFreeNumbers.com is usually also acceptable) and QZA01 which is our ID. Any resporg can look up and get the current contact information for any other resporg with that. The only thing you might want to include beyond that is our fax number 800-FAX-0095.
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A lot of times customers need to transfer their toll free number to a call center so I wanted to explain the process for that more clearly. You can either point the toll free number to a local number at the call center or you can transfer the number to the call center’s carrier and account.
