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Subject: Re: "110" Code (was Re: 976 Numbers)
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Another reason for not using "110" that I'm suprised no one has
brought up in the last burst of replies: in most modern switches that
I've used, dialing "11" is the functional equivalent of dialing "*".

(PS: Yet Another Reason the Universal Card PIN is not on the card --
you can have it changed with a phone call.)