Re: [IRCA] Telephone reverse lookup

[Theo <theod@xxxxxxxxx>]

But isn't that just predicating on accepting '33' as a trunk access/area 
code?

A seven-digit number could be in a major urban area, and the station was 
just giving a local number without the appropriate area code.

TD

On 25/11/2015 11:16 PM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
> Google is your friend.One of the first hits returned for "Brazil reverse phone lookup" is http://www.searchyellowdirectory.com/reverse-phone/
> Plugging in 3341499 gives the location as Minas Gerais.
> The bad news is that there are no stations in MG on 1330.
> Chuck
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> Date: Thu, 26 Nov 2015 02:09:47 -0500
> Subject: Telephone reverse lookup
> From: jim.renfrew@xxxxxxxxx
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> Working on stations from Brazil recorded earlier this from Newfoundland.  Can any of you cyber sleuths held me locate telephone number 33-41-499?  Heard on 1330.  Radio Terra usually dominates here but I think this is something different.  Thanks.  Jim Renfrew 		 	   		
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