Skype To go Quincy MA Local Call NXX

Hi, I have been trying to set up Skype to go number for my local phone at Quincy.  I keep getting number 617-934-XXXX which i couldn't call from my local phone.  I am wondering if there is anyway to set up the NXX (the 4th to 6th digit) number as well?  Or if there is any other way?
Thanks,

Polka25 wrote:
if I want to use Taiwanese numer to call Polish number (after entering PIN code)
You can't. There are no Taiwanese STG #s. If you use a regular Polish cell phone to call from Taiwan you will be charged substantial roaming fees. Best solution? - purchase a smartphone and download/ install Skype.
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