> Thanks for the info. For some reason I thought Paul had shut his
> business down sometime ago otherwise that would have been my first stop.
> I do know he had the data previously because I bought some data over a
> year ago. I seem to remember the carrier information was not 100%
> accurate, however determining the carrier is not a priority, as long as
> it tells me it's wireless that's all that matters. It is my
> understanding carriers purchase blocks of numbers so really even if
> NPANXX lookup gives me the answer then that's all I need.
You missed the entire point of the previous messages in this thread; now
that the US has number portability, 'number blocks' are a thing of the
past. I have many friends who have ported previously-wireline numbers
onto wireless services, but if you go by the 'number blocks' those
numbers will appear to be wireline.
Depending on how accurate your 'wireless or wireline' query needs to be
(and the potential ramifications of it being wrong, say, if you are
telemarketing) this could make a big difference.
--
Kevin P. Fleming
Director of Software Technologies
Digium, Inc. - "The Genuine Asterisk Experience" (TM)
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