Solved: Using Phone in USA - Page 2

Anonymous · ‎21-09-2015

Hi

I wonder if anyone could tell me:

If I travel to USA, and want to give someone located in the USA my mobile number to call me, what prefix changes do I make?

Thanks

Alan

MI5 · ‎21-09-2015

@Bambino wrote:
Actually, @MI5, you can use 01144 to call the UK from the US. It's the alternative to +44 if you're calling from a land line and don't have the + feature on your phone. After you use either code you leave off the first zero of the UK number.

Cool thanks.

Found this handy calc online too

http://www.country-calling-codes.info/telephone-number.php?from=us

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Bambino · ‎21-09-2015

Great link for calling anywhere @MI5 and also confirms what I posted earlier.

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Anonymous · ‎21-09-2015

Thanks for the links and info, brilliant!

Anyone I;d need to contact would already ave the apps so that should be easy too.

Cheers

Alan

Anonymous · ‎24-09-2015

Thanks for clarifying this info guys

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