The automatic telephone exchange (automatic telephone exchange) is responsible for the uninterrupted operation of the home telephone. In case of any problems with communication, the subscriber can contact this organization.
It is necessary
- - a service contract with a telephone company;
- - receipts for payment for the telephone;
- - access to the Internet;
- - phonebook;
- - passport.
Instructions
Step 1
Find a service agreement with a company that provides you with communication services. Perhaps it contains the number of the PBX serving you, or some other telephone numbers by which you will be given the necessary information.
Step 2
Carefully study the invoice for the payment for the use of the telephone. Most of them have a contact number, by calling which you can find out various information you are interested in, including which automatic telephone exchange the service area in which you live belongs to.
Step 3
Call the helpline on 09 or 090 (from a mobile phone). Ask for the phone number of your service provider. Calling back on it, specify to which station your area belongs.
Step 4
Check with your neighbors, perhaps one of them knows the number you need.
Step 5
Contact the central telegraph office in your city. Give your home phone number and ask for the information you are interested in.
Step 6
Buy a printed telephone directory and look in the "Communication" section for the telephone numbers of various automatic telephone exchanges in the city. Call one of them and, after giving your number, ask which station you belong to.
Step 7
Use the electronic directory, which will contain the phone numbers of the organizations you need. For example, it can be the "DublGis" directory, the databases of which contain data on all large cities of Russia. This program also works online and has a version for installation on a mobile phone.
Step 8
Open the official website with reference information for your city. To do this, just enter the name of the settlement in which you live in the search bar of your browser. Look for the sections "Telephony", "Communication", etc. on this resource. Call any of the phones provided and, after giving your number, ask for help.
