WHAT COUNTRY HAS PHONE PREFIX +1-724 - Cell Phones

Hello Antoinette Farmer,

Try to think of the HOUR of the country you
are calling...

Straight off of the INTERNET

IDD (international Direct Dialing)... for EXAMPLE:

An internationaldiallingcode (or prefix) is used to make an international phone call out of a country. These codes are also referred to as international access codes, internationaldirectdialling (IDD) codes and exit codes. In Australia the IDD code is 0011 for voice calls, in the U.S. it is 011 and in the UK it is 00.

Looking in the front of your PHONE BOOK works well ...

or try Wikipedia... Quite useful (I donate there):
List of country calling codes

Hope this help

Carnac the Magnificent

Dial *67: This method allows you to make you block id for any type of phone. It is not depend on mobile platform. You can block your caller ID by simply adding '*67' prefix before the number. You must dial country country ('1' for US) following to *67. The call format will be like this.
*671-123-123-1234

It looks like Google Voice charges a fee per minute for international calls. Here is a link to the page where you can search for a country and it will display the fee per minute:
Google Voice Calling Rates

+44 is the country code.
(0)8719 is a non-geographical number prefix
156756 is then the phone number.

In the UK you dial the leading 0 of the prefix (area code), it's dropped for incoming international calls.

+977 is the phone prefix for Nepal

The country code for ireland is 353 or +353

The + is to be substituted for your international calling prefix in your country.
Most countries use 00 but check with your telephone company.
Ex if you have to dial +44 321 123 4567 you would dial 0044 321 123 4567
Regards
Wilhelm

Hi,

For dialing the number in the same country you need not to add any prefix just dial the correct number.

There should be a prefix used when dialing abroad. check the country where you are at
i believe if you dial the number this way you will get your mail.
add country code for long distance

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