<VV> A Devin in some area code or other (precious little Corvair)

[Steven J. Serenska]

Ron:
> If you?re at all interested the 509 area code tells you all you need to know.
This is not correct.  People move to new cities/states all the time and 
don't change their cell phone number.

My cousin moved from Rhode Island to Boston to San Francisco and his 
area code (401) has never changed.  My girlfriend's cell phone number is 
an old land line number that's been in her family for 50 years.  An area 
code like 509 only tells you where the original number was issued, not 
necessarily where it's located today.


>    Actually, a Devin C is so rare that it doesn?t make much difference where it is, it?s the nearest one!
This I agree with, but the only thing it leaves out is allowing a 
potential buyer to factor in shipping costs to wherever he or she is 
located.

On balance, I gotta go with Frank B. on this one.  His subsequent 
observation of the overall time spent looking up the number for many 
people far outweighing the time for one person to include the location 
just seals the deal.

Steven Serenska