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Charging Zones – Appendix Charging Zones – Appendix About this appendix This appendix lists the charging zones used to determine the distance of a national call for telephony services. This Appendix applies to the Jeenee Mobile Service. You should look at the terms of your agreement to clarify whether this Appendix applies and how it applies to you, or you may contact us to confirm if this Appendix applies to you. Charging Zones Appendix – October 2015 Page 1 of 160 Jeenee Communications Pty Ltd ABN 92 608 385 520 Suite 5, Level 1, 426 Church St. Parramatta NSW 2150 | T 1300 054 631 | W jeenee.org.au JMCZAv4_1015 Charge Zone New Prefixes Adjoining Charge Zones Charging Zone State ABERFOYLE 0257016, 0257279, 0257278 Armidale, Ebor, Guyra, Hernani, Oban, Wollomombi Armidale NSW ADAMINABY 0264290, 0264289, 0264170 Cabramurra, Cooma, Eucumbene, Coma NSW Shannons Flat ADELAIDE 08811853, 08811854, 08811855, 08811856, 08811857, Mclaren Vale, Mount Barker (SA), Salisbury, Adelaide SA 08811858, 08811859, 0872021, 087000, 087004, 087007, Woodside (SA) 087224, 087421, 087422, 088124, 088425, 088461, 088464, 087000, 087001, 087002, 087003, 087004, 087005, 087006, 087007, 08811866, 08811867, 08811868, 08811869, 0881187, 0881188, 0881189, 08846880, 08846881, 08846882, 08846883, 08846884, 08846885, 08846886, 08846887, 08846888, 08846889, 087087, 087088, 087087, 087088, 087129, 087320, 087321, 087323, 087326, 087423, 087424, 0871290, 0871291, 0871292, 0871293, 0871294, 0871295, 0871296, 0871297, 0871298, 08712990, 08712991, 08712992, 08712993, 08712994, 08712995, 08712996, 08712997, 08712998, 08712999, 08742210, 08742211, 08742212, 08742213, 08742214, 08742215, 08742216, 08742217, 08742218, 08742219, 08811850, 08811851, 08811852, 08742102, 08742106, 08722404, 08842700, 08722522, 08722585, 0872259, 0870717, 0884631, 087320, 087321, 087322, 087323, 087326, 0874200, 08742010, 08742011, 08742012, 08742013, 08742014, 08742015, 08742016, 08742017, 08742018, 08742019, 0874202, 0874203, 0874204, 0874205, 0874206, 0874207, 0874208, 0874209, 087423, 087424, 0881180, 08811810, 08811811, 08811812, 08811813, 08811814, 08811815, 08811816, 08811817, 08811818, 08811819, 0881182, 0881183, 0881184, 08811860, 08811861, 08811862, 08811863, 08811864, 08811865, 08742104, 08722403, 08722408, 08722421, 08722425, 08722523, 08722528, 08722583, 08722587, 0870714, 0870719, 087202, 0884630, 0884635, 0884638, 0881351, 088460, 0874217, 0884250, 0884257, 0884610, 08846121, 08846124, 08846128, 08846833, 08846834, 0884687, 08838535, 08846867, 08846869, 0884641, 08846457, 08846805, 08846807, 08722450, 08812405, 08812407, 0881241, 087003, 0870048, 08812458, Appendix – Charging Zones (SFOA) Page 2 of 160 Charge Zone New Prefixes Adjoining Charge Zones Charging Zone State ADELAIDE (cont.) 08742100, 08722405, 08722424, 08722426, 08722428, Mclaren Vale, Mount Barker (SA), Salisbury, Adelaide SA 08722586, 088429, 0870712, 0870716, 0870718, 0884634, Woodside (SA) 0884639, 088253, 088453, 0881248124, 088462, 08742160, 08742163, 08742165, 08742169, 0874224, 0874228, 0884254, 08846120, 08846125, 0884681, 08846839, 0884684, 08838536, 087220, 087221, 08846862, 08846453, 08846808, 08846809, 0872249, 08812408, 0870042, 0870045, 08812453, 087425, 08742101, 08742107, 087072, 08722529, 0872253, 0872254, 08722582, 0870711, 0884636, 088426, 088257, 0874211, 0874213, 08742168, 0874220, 08846127, 08846129, 0884614, 08846835, 08846861, 08846866, 08846800, 0872243, 08722452, 08722456, 08722459, 08812401, 08812402, 0881243, 0881244, 0870041, 087328, 08812456, 08742105, 08722401, 08846806, 08722453, 08812406, 0881246, 0881249, 0870044, 08812450, 08812454, 08812455, 08812457, 087329, 08722406, 08722420, 08722422, 0872250, 08722524, 0884632, 0884637, 0884614360, 0884680626, 0884680800, 0883858, 0874214, 0874215, 08742166, 0874219, 0874227, 0884613, 08846837, 08846838, 0884643, 08846456, 0870047, 087006, 08742103, 08742108, 08742109, 087070, 0884256, 08722400, 08722402, 08722407, 08722409, 08722423, 08722427, 08722429, 0872251, 08722520, 08722521, 08722525, 08722526, 08722527, 0872255, 0872256, 0872257, 08722580, 08722581, 08722584, 08722588, 08722589, 088427, 0884259, 0870710, 0870715, 0884633, 0884123100, 08742161, 0874229, 0884251, 0884253, 0884255, 08846832, 08838534, 08846860, 08846865, 0884640, 08846450, 0884647, 0884648, 08722454, 08722455, 08722457, 08722458, 0872246, 0872247, 0872248, 0871202, 08812400, 08812404, 08812409, 0881242, 0881247, 0881248, 087002, 0870040, 0870043, 0870046, 0870049, 087005, 08812403, 08812451, 08812452, 08812459, 088454, 088455, 0884614390, 0874212, 08742162, 08742164, 08742167, 0874218, 0874222, 0874223, 0874225, 0874226, 0881350, 0884252, 0884258, 0884611, 08846122, 08846123, 08846126, Appendix – Charging Zones (SFOA) Page 3 of 160 Charge Zone New Prefixes Adjoining Charge Zones Charging Zone State ADELAIDE (cont.
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