[cisco-voip] routing tollfree calls - local or long distance trunks?

[Walt Moody]

You "have" to send them to local trunks.  If, for example, I have AT&T
for my LD carrier and I route all my 800 traffic over those trunks,
what happens to 800 calls that are supposed to be carried by Sprint?

(That's a trick question; our AT&T trunks won't accept 800 traffic.)

-walt

Lelio Fulgenzi wrote:

> Where do people route their toll free calls over - their local trunks or 
> their long distance trunks?
>  
> Or is it just a provisioning issue? Route them over any available trunk? 
> Do some long distance trunks not permit toll free calls?
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