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From: rdt139z@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au (Jim Breen)
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Subject: Re: My List of World Wide Codes
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Date: 29 May 90 23:09:12 GMT
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[ lots of country codes deleted  ]
>     974-    Qatar			976-    Mongolia
>     977-    Nepal			98-     Iran

> [Moderator's Note: The above are always prefaced with either 011 (for
                                   ******
> direct dialing) or 01 (for credit card, collect or third number
> billing). Then a city code, comparable to a USA area code, follows the
> above in most cases, prior to the actual local number. Countries not
> listed above are not dialable; calls for those points are made through
> the operator.  PT]

Patrick, Patrick! PLEASE remember that your group is read all over the
world. Your comment above is true for callers in the USA, and
practically nowhere else. International access codes differ from
country to country. For example, in Australia we have 0011 for
ordinary IDD, 0012 for IDD with ring-back prices, 0015 for IDD with
echo disabled, etc. etc.


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