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What does COC stand for?

Central Office Code (first 3 digits of a local phone number, the so-called Exchange or Prefix)


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Samples in periodicals archive:
The provision involves giving competing local exchange carriers access to central office codes that define a customer's local calling scope, Fisackerly said.
N0/1X is commonly known as an area code or the numbering plan area (NPA); NNX is the central office code, prefix or exchange; and XXXX is the subscriber number.
Carriers are normally assigned phone numbers in blocks of 10,000 on a rate center basis, which could potentially strand large quantities of numbers and cause a shortage of central office codes and area codes.
Carriers were formerly assigned phone numbers in blocks of 10,000 on a rate center basis, which would potentially strand large quantities of numbers and cause a shortage of central office codes and area codes.
In the past, carriers were assigned phone numbers in blocks of 10,000 on a rate center basis, which had the potential to strand large quantities of numbers and cause a shortage of central office codes and area codes.
In the past, carriers were assigned telephone numbers in blocks of 10,000 on a rate center basis, which would potentially strand large quantities of numbers and cause a shortage of central office codes and area codes.
In the past, carriers were assigned phone numbers in blocks of 10,000 on a rate center basis, which would potentially strand large quantities of numbers and cause a shortage of central office codes and area codes.
Traditionally, carriers have been assigned phone numbers in blocks of 10,000 on a rate center basis, thereby potentially stranding large quantities of numbers, ultimately causing a shortage of central office codes and area codes, and potentially leading to a premature exhaust of the North American Numbering Plan.

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