I think part of the reason is that the US phone system is set up so these areas are connected to the system as domestic numbers, but they are charged as international numbers. If I see a truly international number (starting with + or 011 in the US) I wouldn't call it. But a number that looks like a domestic number shouldn't be an international number.
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I think part of the reason is that the US phone system is set up so these areas are connected to the system as domestic numbers, but they are charged as international numbers. If I see a truly international number (starting with + or 011 in the US) I wouldn't call it. But a number that looks like a domestic number shouldn't be an international number.