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January 26th 06, 08:01 AM
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Is it correct to use 999 in this case...?
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Clive D. W. Feather wrote: In article , Nick Leverton writes Sorry to act as Devil's Advocate but it's on the Ofcom website  Sh! I'm sure you still have sufficient fields of expertise to assure your beatification  Assuming of course the fields aren't accidentally flooded ... Download the spreadsheets for Geographic Number Ranges and look for area codes (from the SABC columnm, area code is 0sabc) where status = "Allocated" and the DE digits are "91". But you have to know that, for example, in Liverpool the DE digits are the second and third. [That is, Liverpool is listed as 10 area codes, 1510 to 1519, so you have to look for *CDE* digits 911.] Ach of course, I'd forgotten that. Thankyou. Nick -- So when is Tony Blair going to start treating *us* with respect ? |
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