How is 800 different from 800?

Functionally identical — both are toll-free. 800 was introduced in 1967 and offers more available numbers and better pricing than 800.

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Q: Is 800 a toll-free number?

Yes. 800 is an FCC-recognized toll-free prefix, functionally identical to 800, 888, and other toll-free prefixes. Callers pay nothing when dialing a 800 number.

Number History

The Story of 800

Learn about the origin, development, and unique value of the 800 prefix.

The 800 prefix was introduced in 1967 by AT&T as the first toll-free service in North America. It remains the most recognized and prestigious toll-free prefix, associated with established brands and Fortune 500 companies. The original 800 numbers are nearly exhausted, making remaining inventory highly valuable.

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(800) 490-9246

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(800) 572-4794

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(800) 091-6543

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(800) 461-5983

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(800) 695-4413

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(800) 568-4131

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(800) 557-6929

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(800) 571-1389

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(800) 571-1382

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(800) 568-6193

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(800) 561-3197

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(800) 561-2507

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(800) 561-1457

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(800) 560-4342

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(800) 560-3128

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(800) 560-2771

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(800) 560-1601

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(800) 559-3606

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(800) 558-7198

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(800) 558-5901

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(800) 536-5604

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(800) 557-9186

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Best For

Who Should Choose 800?

Learn which business types and use cases are best suited for 800.

Established businesses, national brands, customer service hotlines

Three reasons to choose 800:

✓ Free calling across the US and Canada — zero cost for your customers
✓ Permanent ownership — buy once, own forever
✓ Port to any carrier for flexible use

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FAQ

800 Number FAQ

Common questions and answers about 800 toll-free numbers.

Is 800 a toll-free number?▼

Yes. 800 is an FCC-recognized Toll-Free prefix, functionally identical to 800, 888, etc. Callers pay nothing — the number owner covers the cost.

Can I port a 800 number to another carrier?▼

Absolutely. 800 numbers support standard Number Porting. After purchase, port to T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, or any US carrier. We provide full bilingual porting assistance, typically 3-14 business days.

How do I use my 800 number after purchase?▼

After purchase, you receive ownership info. You can: 1) Port to your carrier; 2) Bind to VoIP or business phone; 3) Set up call forwarding. Our support team provides full guidance.

What's the difference between 800 and 800?▼

Functionally identical — both are toll-free, free for callers. 800 launched in 1967, offering more available numbers and better prices than 800 (launched 1967). For most business scenarios, customers don't distinguish between prefixes.

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