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Re: Getting NANPA to designate a non-geographic area code?

On May 18, 2004, at 2:19 PM, Paul Vixie wrote:

I guess I"m looking at the glass as half full and saying that a
non-geographic area code could be local to EVERYBODY. That's the
beauty of it.

you might be able to get a country code for this reason but never a NANP
area code.

You may well be right -- but what's your reasoning for this, or evidence of this? Are there some specific rules/rulings/requirements of this?

(At-least) Some of the satellite-phone services have their own country code.

Is anybody familiar with the usage of the 5xx and other Special Access Service ("SACSERV") NPAs?


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