Telephone Exchange Street Listing?

I've recently moved to an area that doesn't have DSL. The pre-registration
figure is currently about 50% and I want to boost this by posting some
leaflets. Any idea how to check which streets are served by the local
exchange, or do I just go with the closest?

TIA

LiviHam

In article <bm79js$jei82$(E-Mail Removed)>, "LiviHam"
<LiviHam(nospam)@yahoo.co.uk> says...
| I've recently moved to an area that doesn't have DSL. The pre-registration
| figure is currently about 50% and I want to boost this by posting some
| leaflets. Any idea how to check which streets are served by the local
| exchange, or do I just go with the closest?
|

One clue would be to work out the first two or three digits of the
phone numbers served by that exchange, then check phone numbers in call
boxes.

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Harry (M1BYT)...

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> In article <bm79js$jei82$(E-Mail Removed)>, "LiviHam"
> <LiviHam(nospam)@yahoo.co.uk> says...
> | I've recently moved to an area that doesn't have DSL. The
pre-registration
> | figure is currently about 50% and I want to boost this by posting some
> | leaflets. Any idea how to check which streets are served by the local
> | exchange, or do I just go with the closest?
> |
>
> One clue would be to work out the first two or three digits of the
> phone numbers served by that exchange, then check phone numbers in call
> boxes.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Harry (M1BYT)...

call boxes???

Oh yeah, I remember....

Archeon
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