said by mozerd:Since switching one of my DID's to CallCentric I now have to use 11 digit dialing for local numbers and this is now become annoying.
As was said, you can easily adjust this on most ATA's.
But in fact, because of area code overlays this is eventually going to be the PSTN standard for most big cities at least in the US.
It's long been the case in New York, Chicago, much of California, and many other places.
For that matter, other VoIP providers such as FlowRoute and CallWithUs have the same procedure as CC.
And those providers are actually following the proper E164 dialing standard.
But ALSO note that you can use speed dial phone book entries with CallCentric (as with Voip.MS) in the *75xx format, thus you can dial just 5 digits.