SCRANTON prefixes in area code 712
NANPA records 3 assigned NXX blocks to rate center SCRANTON in area code 712, 0.5% of the 633 blocks assigned in the code. A rate center is the billing geography a block is allocated to – NANPA truncates the name to ten characters, so read it as a NANPA label rather than a town. 3 holders hold those blocks, the largest being LTE WIRELESS, INC. - IA (1), SCRANTON TEL. CO. (1), T-MOBILE USA, INC. (1). The earliest assignment on record here is 2018-03-02 and the most recent 2019-07-02. 3 of them are in thousands-block pooling, so those prefixes are shared between carriers in 1,000-number lots. The same rate center name also appears in area codes 272, 479, 570, 701 – overlay codes cover the same geography, so a rate center is served by all of them.
Prefixes assigned here
| Prefix | Holder of record | Assigned | Pooled | In service |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 712-361 | LTE WIRELESS, INC. - IA | 2019-07-02 | yes | yes |
| 712-652 | SCRANTON TEL. CO. | – | yes | yes |
| 712-686 | T-Mobile T-MOBILE USA, INC. | 2018-03-02 | yes | yes |
The holder is who received the block from the numbering administrator. It is not necessarily the carrier serving a given number: numbers move with their owners, and a pooled block is shared.
Who holds the blocks
| Holder | Brand | Blocks | Share here |
|---|---|---|---|
| LTE WIRELESS, INC. - IA | – | 1 | 33.3% |
| SCRANTON TEL. CO. | – | 1 | 33.3% |
| T-MOBILE USA, INC. | T-Mobile | 1 | 33.3% |
Same rate center in other codes
Overlay codes cover the same geography, so one rate center is served by all of them.
Frequently asked
Which prefixes belong to SCRANTON in area code 712?
3 blocks: 361, 652, 686. The table above gives the holder of each.
Which carriers have numbers in SCRANTON?
LTE WIRELESS, INC. - IA (1 block), SCRANTON TEL. CO. (1 block), T-MOBILE USA, INC. (1 block). These are the holders on record; the carrier actually serving a given number can differ, because numbers move with their owners.
Is SCRANTON a city?
It is a rate center – the unit NANPA allocates number blocks to. Its name is abbreviated to ten characters and is not necessarily a settlement: we print it as recorded rather than guess at the full name.