Well, isn't that just a happy little question? Sometimes, long distance companies require an access code to differentiate between local and long-distance calls, even if the area code is the same. It helps them keep track of where the call is going and ensure everything is connected smoothly. Just a little extra step to make sure your call reaches its destination with ease.
The international and local area dialing codes would all be the same, but your long distance company of choice would have to provide you with their direct or operator assisted dialing protocols.
For dialing a telephone number outside your local area.
Area code 910 serves Wilmington and Fayetteville, North Carolina; area code 828 serves Asheville, N.C. To call from area code 828 to area code 910, just dial 1-910 and the 7-digit local number. To choose a long distance company other than your default for this call only, dial 101xxxx-1-910-xxx-xxxx, where 101xxxx is the access code for the long distance company you want to use. However, be careful, as you may be charged much higher "casual caller" rates if you do not have an account with the long distance company you choose.
The first direct-dialed long distance calls in the United States were in 1951. However, in the early days, the dialing procedure varied from place to place. Indeed, in many places, even until the early 1990's, you could dial a long distance call just by dialing the area code and number, without the '1' prefix.
In what country?
1
Dial 1 + area code + number
In the US and Canada, you can make a collect call from a pay phone (or any other phone) by dialing 0 plus the area code and number. (You always have to dial the area code, even if it's the same.) However, you are at the mercy of the owner of the pay phone as to which long distance company they chose, as to what rates will apply to the call. You can override that selection by dialing a 7-digit long distance company code, 101xxxx, for example 1010288 for AT&T, before 0+area+number. You can also place a collect call by dialing just 0 (for short-distance calls) or 00 (for long distance), but the rates will generally be noticeably higher than if you dial the number yourself. Many companies also offer collect calling via a toll-free number (800, 888, 877, 866, or 855). You dial the company's toll-free number and follow the prompts to place a collect call to the number you are trying to reach.
628 is an area code for the San Francisco area.
The 00 is a commonly used international access prefix. Country code +1 is North America, including the US and Canada. Area code 664 is the Caribbean island of Montserrat.
Depends on what company's access card you have; best to check with the company. Often there is a list of dentists by city or zip code on their website.
Yes. But is it not used if you are dialing from within that Area Code.