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March 30th 12, 11:37 PM
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Telephone line numbers, prefixes, and area codes
On 30/03/2012 21:17, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Right. Callers from outside your country sure appreciate that caller pays surcharge on top of the charge for international long distance, as it's not readily apparent to foreigners that caller pays applies. Anyone dialling from outside the UK can spot a UK mobile number as it will start +44 7... (where + is 011 for NANP countries). It's up to your calltime provider to advise you how much calls will cost. (Who else can say?) As a random example AT&T quote separate landline and wireless rates to various countries so it should be readily apparent to anyone who bothers to check international calling rates before dialling: http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/in.../in-the-us.jsp -- Graham Nye news(a)thenyes.org.uk |
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