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8. From the letter, I wasn't able to see where Verizon fits in...

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #7)

Fri Jul 10, 2026, 05:20 PM

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.....there is a North American telephone number authority that issues blocks of numbers. These numbers can be divided up and issued to others. There are several tiers of allocation and reallocation. Its not clear to me where Verizon would be in this scheme. Of course, there are other Telcom providers also, that have to be taken into account.

It sounds like they are trying to get a 'know your customer' rule in place like is used in banking.

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From the letter, I wasn't able to see where Verizon fits in... reACTIONary Yesterday #8

I no longer have a Verizon landline, but I did have one for almost 30 years FakeNoose 20 hrs ago #9

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Maybe buy an old landline phone that had the ap? I don't know FakeNoose 20 hrs ago #11