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*They can be used to dial any phone at Evergreen, just by picking up and dialing the desired four digit extension. | *They can be used to dial any phone at Evergreen, just by picking up and dialing the desired four digit extension. | ||
*They can also dial any local number in the 360 area code, by dialing 9 first, then the full '''ten digit''' phone number. | *They can also dial any local number in the 360 area code, by dialing 9 first, then the full '''ten digit''' phone number. | ||
| − | + | **For example, if you wanted to call someone at 360-867-5309, you would dial ''9-360-867-5309''. | |
| + | *These courtesy phones cannot make any long distance (non 360 area code) calls. | ||
| + | *Some 360 numbers are billable calls, and thus not allowed. If you receive a "fast busy" signal after dialing, the phone system has blocked the call. | ||
[[Category: Telephones]] | [[Category: Telephones]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:30, 21 June 2019
- They can be used to dial any phone at Evergreen, just by picking up and dialing the desired four digit extension.
- They can also dial any local number in the 360 area code, by dialing 9 first, then the full ten digit phone number.
- For example, if you wanted to call someone at 360-867-5309, you would dial 9-360-867-5309.
- These courtesy phones cannot make any long distance (non 360 area code) calls.
- Some 360 numbers are billable calls, and thus not allowed. If you receive a "fast busy" signal after dialing, the phone system has blocked the call.
