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A PIC or CIC code is a 4-digit prefix that identifies a long distance carrier in North America or the Caribbean to a LEC. The LEC uses the code to properly route the call.
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A PIC or CIC code is a 4-digit prefix that identifies a long distance carrier in North America or the Caribbean to a LEC. The LEC uses the code to properly route the call.
A PIC or CIC code is a 4-digit prefix that identifies a long distance carrier in North America or the Caribbean to a LEC. The LEC uses the code to properly route the call.
1 kwi 2000 · The switch looks up the PIC code for your number and then connects to a long-distance switch for your long-distance carrier. Your long-distance carrier's switches route the call to the local carrier for your friend, and the local carrier completes the call to your friend.
An interexchange carrier (IXC), in U.S. legal and regulatory terminology, is a type of telecommunication company, commonly called a long-distance telephone company. It is defined as any carrier that provides services across multiple local access and transport areas (interLATA).
The database has a PIC code (short for Primary Interexchange Carrier Code,) which exhibits the long-distance carrier for your call. When you switch long-distance carriers, the PIC code varies with it.
28 gru 2005 · CIC (Carrier Identification Codes) are assigned by NANPA to identify long distance carriers. These codes also known as: PIC codes, Dial-Around Numbers, 1010 Numbers, 101XXXX Codes, etc.
