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Test numbers for 8XX SPNs source: Mark J Cuccia 250-0500 to 250-0549 AT&T 250-0550 to 250-0599 MCI 250-0600 to 250-0649 Sprint Long Distance 250-0650 to 250-0669 Sprint United/Centel 250-0670 to 250-0679 BellSouth 250-0700 to 250-0719 Pacific Bell 250-0720 to 250-0749 GTE 250-0750 to 250-0769 C&W Long Distance 250-0770 to 250-0799 Bell Atlantic 250-0800 to 250-0849 AT&T-Canada 250-0850 to 250-0869 Southwestern Bell 250-0870 to 250-0899 US West 250-0900 to 250-0919 Bellcore SCP 250-0920 to 250-0949 Ameritech 250-0950 to 250-0969 CBT / Ameritech 250-0970 to 250-0999 SNET 250-1000 to 250-1029 (NYNEX) 250-1030 to 250-1049 (unassigned) 250-1050 to 250-1053 Ameritech 250-1054 to 250-1057 Bell Atlantic 250-1058 to 250-1061 BellSouth 250-1062 to 250-1065 GTE 250-1066 to 250-1069 (NYNEX) 250-1070 to 250-1073 Pacific Bell 250-1074 to 250-1077 Southwestern Bell 250-1078 to 250-1081 SNET 250-1082 to 250-1085 Sprint United/Centel 250-1086 to 250-1089 US West 250-1090 to 250-1092 Bellcore SCP 250-1093 to 250-1098 Pacific Bell 250-1100 to 250-1225 Stentor (Canada) Additional Information The LECs have test numbers, as they maintain the originating databases for translations from their originating area, and LECs can also provide inTRA-LATA 'only' toll-free 800/888/877/etc. numbers. I think that 250-0000 thru 250-0499 is a reserved block. Offhand, I don't know what numbers above 250-1226 are used for. I'll have to do some digging to see if other major carriers/resellers have 250-xxxx test numbers (LCI, etc.)