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Hello,

The number you are trying to call is not an Irish phone. It could be a UK cellular phone in which case you would have to dial the following: 00 44 703174 ????.

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Try Skype at https://www.skype.com

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Hello,

France uses no area codes. The French number should be 9 digit (I see you listed only 8. So you should have 0011 33 ?? ??? ????.

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Hi Rix,

The answer is no. Once roaming to a US network her phone will work like a US phone so she will dial your US number: 1 ??? ??? ????. To place international calls, for example to Australia she would enter: 011 61 etc.

I hope this helps.

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Hi Donna,

The info you provide is a bit limited. Is your friend traveling to Spain with his New Zealand registered cell? In this case you can call him by dialing the regular cell number you dial when he’s at home (no extra international codes needed). For him to call you, he must dial the following: 00 64 followed by your cell number which starts with 2 (two) in NZ. In other words, the starting zero used by New Zealanders to dial calls within this country must be dropped when calling NZ numbers from abroad.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

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The US cell outside the US pays for international charges. You will only pay for calling the US office number.

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Dial 00 44 followed by the UK number (20 ???? ???? for landlines and 7? ???? ???? for UK cell phones nationwide).

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Hi Moki,

To dial the UK from the US you would enter 011 44 followed by the Scotish number which must be 10 digit. In the first example you entered 011 44, but it seems you mistakenly left out the first 1 (one) in the Scotish number. In the second example you entered the Scotish number correctly (1294 559 ???), but you failed to add 011 44 in the beginning. So I believe you should have: 011 44 1294 559 ???.

I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.

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No. To call a US telephone number from the UK you must dial 00 1 followed by the 10 digit US number (??? ??? ????).

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Hello,

This number is a special service and not a regular landline. You don’t need to add London’s area code to dial this number. Also, you must lose the starting zero: 011 44 845 7555 555.

One thing you should know: the cost for calling this number could be (much) higher than calling a UK landline.

I hope this helps.

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Pablito, thanks for correcting this. I don’t know how I made this mistake.

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Hello,

Your UK cell would be: 07??? ??? ???. To call you from the US your friend would dial: 011 44 7??? ??? ???.

Let me know if you have other questions. The page below has all the information needed for dialing from the US to the UK:
https://www.howtocallabroad.com/uk/

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Hello,

This is a cell number from Palestine. There’s no directory of cell phones as far as I know so I can not tell you who the cell’s owner is.

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Hi John,

I am not familiar with the type of service these cruise ships provide. Most likely they use some type of satellite connection. It’s very possible that, in order to call you would have to enter international dialing codes. My suggestion: ask them about this issue, but more important do find out what the cost of such a call would be.

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Hello,

I’d guess this is a number from Sankt Petersburg, Russia. It doesn’t look like a Ukraine number. In both cases you would have to drop the first 8 from this number which is a code used for national calls. This is what you would dial:

011 7 812 9446 ??? (if the number is from Russia)

Hope this helps.

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The sequence you are using is correct. I just tried dialing this number and couldn’t connect either. Most likely it has something to do with the fact that this is a toll free number. These numbers usually work for calls received from within the country they are registered in. Maybe try to find a regular contact number?

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It’s a fixed number from Israel ( https://www.howtocallabroad.com/israel/ )

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Just add 00 before this US number and you’re all set:)

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Texting works the same way. In addition, you can use the plus sign on your cell keyboard instead of 00: +1 907 ??? ????

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Is this supposed to be a call to the Czech Republic also?

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