Telemarketers can use their PBX (switchboard) to block their
actual number; they often substitute 999 as their phony area code.
There is NO real 999 area code anywhere in the US (nor is there a
country code 999 anywhere on Earth).
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No, there is no area code +1 999 in North America (USA, Canada,
etc.).
Country code +999 is reserved for an unspecified future global
telephone service.
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In North America, general purpose area codes are area codes that
are available for assignment as geographic area codes; in other
words, all unassigned area codes that are not reserved for other
purposes. Area codes ending in '11' are unusable due to conflict
with N11 short codes such as 911 and 711. Area codes with the
second and third digit the same are reserved as "easily remembered"
codes such as 800/888/877/866/855/844 toll-free and 900 premium
numbers. Area codes with '9' as the middle digit are reserved for
future expansion. Most other unassigned area codes in the range 200
to 999 are general purpose area codes.