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Subject: Delta Hospital Ltd. "844 Area Code Explained"
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From: Damonwhach <rkaracagmail.com@inbox.ru>
Subject: 844 Area Code Explained

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Get 844 Numbers for Your Business 
844 is a toll free area code, just like 800. A prefix of 8 represents calls that are paid for by the recipient, rather than the caller. When people think of toll free calling, they usually think of 800 numbers, but there are many other options that function in the same way. 
 
 
Why choose an 844 area code? 
Toll free numbers are so popular that the telecommunications industry had to reach beyond 800 numbers. In order to provide the nation’s businesses with more options, they added 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, and 833 area codes. All of these numbers allow a user to call free of charge, putting the price of the call on the business rather than the customer. 
 
Worried that an 844 number doesn’t seem toll free? Don’t worry! Today, these numbers are widely known and accepted as true 800 number alternatives. 
 
Grasshopper carries all the options, as well as local numbers. We have tons of 844 numbers in stock. 
 
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How to Get an 844 Number: 
Choose the 844 number you want for your business. 
Choose a provider and check availability. A phone service like Grasshopper can check 844 number availability and provide you with many different options. 
Purchase the number. Once you have chosen a service provider and an available number, all that’s left is to buy it! 
 
Tips for choosing a number: 
Use your business name or an industry specific term! (Think 1-844-Flowers or 1-844-Contacts.) 
Keep it simple. Avoid odd or unique spellings. 
Make it easy to remember. Try rhyming numbers or using the same digits in a row. 
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