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The word Hashtagcode, pending trademark, see United States Patent and Trademark Office, authentication code 284284, was coined by Hashtag Dialing Codes, LLC, a New Hampshire limited liability corporation in good standing, to identify #code phone numbers that are featured in adjunct marketing programs created by Hashtag Dialing Codes, LLC.

Hashtag Dialing Codes, LLC coined the phrase "adjunct marketing," to represent a method of advertising that incorporates advertising features that run concurrently with a businesses existing advertising. The rationale being that a business should not waste advertising dollars invested into successful marketing programs. Instead, to expand its reach to its consumers, an adjunct set of advertising tools is added to the successful advertising on place. use of five (5) Hashtagcodes, #4Law (#4529), #4Help (#44357), #SSDI (#7734), #Easy (#3279), and #546.

There are other Hashtagcodes in use in the United States, including #Law (#529) and #250. Because there is no registry of Hashtagcodes in service, knowledge about what #codes are in service is limited to a handful of people who are familiar with the industry. The primary reason for the difficulty pertaining to knowing which Hashtagcodes are in service, is that each wireless carrier controls their own #codes.

word Hashtagcode was created for the purpose of identifying a type of phone phone number that begin with a hashtag "#" followed by no more than three to five additional numbers from a telephone keypad. Generally, Hashtagcodes are vanity style phone numbers, in that the keypad numbers either spell a word, or an acronym, when matching the number on the keypad to the corresponding letters. However, there are at least two Hashtagcodes in use that are identified by their numbers, rather than by a word or acronym, #250 and #546.

In total, in the United States, there are only fifteen (15) Hashtagcodes provisioned for commercial use, that work on all of the major wireless carriers (including prepaid phones and MVNOs that utilize the major wireless carriers' towers). The Hashtagcodes that are presently in use, were all provisioned more than ten (10) years ago. No new Hashtagcodes will be provisioned, according to information provided by wireless carrier representatives.

However, the existing Hashtagcodes were given legacy status, so that they can continue to be used, given that several companies have made large investments into advertising campaigns that feature their Hashtagcodes.

Because Hashtagcodes are used as part of an advertising program, the only way for a #code to be a viable marketing tool, is for it to n be provisioned for use by each individual wireless carrier the same business entity. As of the date of this article, September 5, 2021, there are three (3) major wireless carriers, Verizon Wireless; AT&T; and, T-Mobile. Given the healthy market share of each carrier, if a business is provisioned a Hashtagcode by only two (2) of the three (3) carriers, then only sixty-six (66%) percent (or less) of the mobile phone users in a given area will be able to use the Hashtagcode.

It is reasonable to assume that because the amount of possible consumer callers is too small, and because of the possibility that the third (3rd) carrier could provision the same #code to a competitor business, a business is not be likely to invest in an advertising program featuring that Hashtagcode, with a #code only two (2) of the three (3) carriers operational.

Hashtagcodes are very similar to vanity toll free numbers, which like Hashtagcodes can be called free of charge. Also, Hashtagcodes, like vanity toll free numbers are generally routed to dedicated phone numbers, this is because these types of phone numbers are usually controlled by agencies that specialize in licensing phone numbers.

Because licensors wish to maintain exclusive control and dominion over their licensed phone numbers, they determined that the best way to meet this requirement was through phone number routing. Over the past few years, significant improvements to VoIP technology and virtual PBX availability, licensors can now route one phone number to multiple dedicated phone numbers based on a variety of criteria, such as the area code of the caller. Because of this dynamic change, one Hashtagcode can be shared by a limitless amount of licenseesThe word Hashtagcode, pending trademark, see United States Patent and Trademark Office, authentication code 284284, was coined by Hashtag Dialing Codes, LLC, a New Hampshire limited liability corporation in good standing, to identify #code phone numbers that are featured in adjunct marketing programs created by Hashtag Dialing Codes, LLC. Hashtag Dialing Codes, LLC coined the phrase "adjunct marketing," to represent a method of advertising that incorporates advertising features that run concurrently with a businesses existing advertising. The rationale being that a business should not waste advertising dollars invested into successful marketing programs. Instead, to expand its reach to its consumers, an adjunct set of advertising tools is added to the successful advertising on place. use of five (5) Hashtagcodes, #4Law (#4529), #4Help (#44357), #SSDI (#7734), #Easy (#3279), and #546.

There are other Hashtagcodes in use in the United States, including #Law (#529) and #250. Because there is no registry of Hashtagcodes in service, knowledge about what #codes are in service is limited to a handful of people who are familiar with the industry. The primary reason for the difficulty pertaining to knowing which Hashtagcodes are in service, is that each wireless carrier controls their own #codes.