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Dialling a British Landline from America?
NBC_JayLeno
24-02-2006
Please can someone tell me what numbers (ie: Dialling Codes and stuff) you would need to put in front of a London phone number if I were to call from the USA?

Number could be (020) 8123 4567.

Thanks Alot.
LegolasG
24-02-2006
Originally Posted by NBC_JayLeno:
“Please can someone tell me what numbers (ie: Dialling Codes and stuff) you would need to put in front of a London phone number if I were to call from the USA?

Number could be (020) 8123 4567.

Thanks Alot. ”

+44 20 8123 4567 (I think)
KIIS102
24-02-2006
This site is pretty good, it will tell you easily what number to call

http://www.countrycallingcodes.com/
LegolasG
24-02-2006
Originally Posted by KIIS102:
“This site is pretty good, it will tell you easily what number to call

http://www.countrycallingcodes.com/”

Thanks for the link! Is it just the USA that has a different prefix (011) as the only countries I've ever had to phone the UK from have "00" for international calls. (Admittedly they were all in Europe)
NBC_JayLeno
24-02-2006
Thanks alot everyone!
OllieOnline
24-02-2006
Originally Posted by LegolasG:
“Thanks for the link! Is it just the USA that has a different prefix (011) as the only countries I've ever had to phone the UK from have "00" for international calls. (Admittedly they were all in Europe)”

Most countires do use 00 though there are a few exceptions, the USA being one, and other countries formally part of the USSR for Example Belarus where you have to dial 810 for International access.
LegolasG
24-02-2006
Originally Posted by OllieOnline:
“Most countires do use 00 though there are a few exceptions, the USA being one, and other countries formally part of the USSR for Example Belarus where you have to dial 810 for International access.”

Cheers Ollie!
BexTech
26-02-2006
From Australia 0011.

We in Europe harmonised our international code.

The good thing with calling from a mobile, you can use the + sign, as in +44207432nnnn, the bad things about using a mobile, the very high cost.
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