Welcome to McPayphone

Home of the McPayphone

Hello, and welcome to McPayphone, a project to catalog America's one million payphone numbers and payphones from abroad.

To submit a number, send an email to webmaster@mcpayphone.com. When submitting it, please include the location (Burger King, Police Dept., unknown, etc.), the address (road it's on, street corner, or number) and anything noteworthy. You can also submit a name to post because I like to give credit for others' efforts.

If you have any questions about how to read the guide or submit numbers, email me. Otherwise, enjoy some free and open source information.




Stateside
Alabama Alaska Arizona California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio (North/South) Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas US Virgin Islands Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

International
Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Colombia Croatia Czech Republic Denmark France Germany Hungary Netherlands New Zealand Portugal Romania St. Kitts & Nevis Switzerland United Kingdom Uruguay The Vatican

Recycled
Ex-Payphones


Contact McPayphone to submit numbers at webmaster@mcpayphone.com

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McPayphone History

McPayphone started in 2000 as a personal hobby, inspired by the Mojave Desert Phone Booth. In time, the collection grew to over 10,000 domestic and international numbers. It has grown into a reference tool and has aided in missing persons and telephone harassment cases.

The original site was deleted by Yahoo for violation of the terms of service policy, which were not allowed to be corrected or even elaborated upon.

Luckily, McPayphone had paper copy of a lot of the numbers, which have been laboriously re-entered. The site has lost a bit (most of the foreign collection), but the McPayphone foundation is working toward a future glory in open source information.

We are also looking forward to making international links and learning about other cultures (like that odd Canadian one that has "Mr. Sub" instead of Subway).