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Initial direct-dial systems This section does not cite any sources. More than a few established manual 'Freephone' or 'Zenith' numbers remained in use for many years after competing automated systems (0800 in UK, 1вЂ‘800 in U.S.) were deployed in parallel for new toll-free numbers. In either case, the operator would look up the corresponding geographic number from a list and place the call with charges reversed.A Zenith number was typically available from a predefined area, anything from a few nearby cities to a province or state, and was listed in local directories in each community from which the subscriber was willing to accept the charges for inbound calls.Until the introduction of InWATS toll-free service by the Bell System on and the Linkline (later 'Freefone') 0800 services by British Telecom on 12 November 1985, manually ringing the operator was the standard means to place a toll-free call. In the UK, the caller would ask the operator to ring 'Freephone' and a name or number (such as 'Freephone Crimebusters' to pass on tips about a crime to the constabulary). In the U.S., the caller would ask for a number like 'Zenith 1вЂ‘2345' (some areas used 'Enterprise' or 'WX' instead of 'Zenith', but in the same pattern of a free service name and a five-digit number). The calling party would ring the operator (now '100' in the UK, '0' in Canada/U.S.) and ask for a specific free number.

This Inward Wide Area Telephone Service (InWATS) allowed calls to be made directly from anywhere in a predefined area by dialling the prefix 1вЂ‘800- and a seven-digit number.The system initially provided no support for Automatic Number Identification and no itemised record of calls, instead requiring subscribers to obtain expensive fixed-rate lines which included some number of hours of inbound calling from a 'band' of one or several U.S. ( August 2017) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)An automated toll-free service was introduced by AT&T in 1966 (US intrastate) and 1967 (US interstate) as an alternative to operator-assisted collect calling and manual 'Zenith' or 'Enterprise' numbers. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.

Weber from Bridgewater, New Jersey patented a 'Data Base Communication Call Processing Method' which was deployed by AT&T in 1982. This allowed toll-free calls to be routed based on instructions located in central databases.In the United States, AT&T engineer Roy P. As a fixed-rate bulk service requiring special trunks, it was suited only to large volume users.Modern toll-free service became possible when telephone companies replaced their electro-mechanical switching systems with computerized switching systems. All calls went to one central destination there was no means to place a toll-free call to another country.Despite its limitations (and the relatively high cost of long distance in that era), the system was adequate for the needs of large volume users such as hotel chains, airlines and hire car firms which used it to build a truly national presence.For small regional businesses who received few long-distance calls, the original InWATS was prohibitively expensive. After competitive carriers were allowed to compete with AT&T in establishing toll-free service, the three digit exchange following the 800 prefix was linked to a specific destination carrier and area code the number itself corresponded to specific telephone switching offices and trunk groups. Early InWATS 800 calling lacked the complex routing features offered with modern toll-free service.

Cable and Wireless used 05, in much the same way, just a few years later.A toll-free vanity number, custom toll-free number, or mnemonic is easy to remember it spells and means something or it contains an easily recognized numeric pattern. No more need to manually ring the operator, two new prefixes 0800 (an automated toll-free service which became 'Freefone') and 0345 (a shared-cost service marketed as 'Lo-Call' because initially its rates resembled those of local calls) could be reached by direct dial. Until this time, 800 Service was only available to major Fortune 500 companies.In the United Kingdom, BT introduced 'Linkline' on 12 November 1985. Once this service was implemented, it became possible for the very smallest of business operations to have potential customers contact them free of charge at a time when long-distance calling was expensive. This feature and other advances that made it possible were what led to AT&T marketing analyst Dodge Cepeda from Bedminster, New Jersey to propose the introduction of providing 800 Toll-Free Service to small and medium-size business customers on a nationwide basis.

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The automaker unsuccessfully sued MBZ Communications of Owatonna, Minnesota, operated by former Mercedes dealer Donald Bloom, alleging deception and trademark infringement. One former Mercedes dealer obtained 1вЂ‘800вЂ‘MERCEDES, charging other dealers to receive calls to that number from their local areas. Another example is Mark Russell's 1вЂ‘800вЂ‘GREATRATE, a shared-use number rented to lenders in various cities nationwide for a monthly fee. The number belongs to a company in Van Nuys, California, but is redirected to local cab companies on a city-by-city basis and promoted by being printed on everything from individual taxi cab hub caps to campaigns against drunk driving. These appear in Australia (13) and North America (1вЂ‘800- and its overlays) in the U.S., the RespOrg infrastructure is used to direct calls for the same number to different vendors based on the area code of the calling number.As one example, a taxi company could rent shared use of 1вЂ‘800вЂ‘TAXICAB in one city. In Australia, premium numbers, such as the 13-series or the vanity phone words, are distributed by auction separately from the administrative procedure to assign random, generic numbers from the available pool.In toll-free telephony, a shared-use number is a vanity number (usually a valuable generic phone word), which is rented to multiple local companies in the same line of business in different cities.

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