Argentina IS confusing ;)
If you call from outside Argentina, you need to know if it's a cell
phone or a fixed line and add proper prefixes (+549CC for
mobile, +54CC for fixed line). For SMS, it's always
+54CC. Fixed lines can have different number of digits, cell
phones a
Hi Alejandro,
Argentina was a really confusing one :)
so am i correct in understanding that mobile phone numbers in argentina
use the same area codes as fixed line phones?
how would you translate an SMS numbering plan into the file format i've
created:
http://www.workingsoftware.com.au/mob
Sorry,
> 15-11-12345678
Should be
15-12345678
And
0-11-15-12345678 from another city.
Regards,
Alejandro
On 9/18/07, Alejandro Guerrieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can tell you about Argentina, for instance.
>
> - Country code is 54.
> - City codes are two digits.
> - Buenos Aires (the c
I can tell you about Argentina, for instance.
- Country code is 54.
- City codes are two digits.
- Buenos Aires (the capital) is 11.
- Phone numbers are 8 digits.
- Inside Argentina, use prefix 15 to access a celluar phone from a fixed line.
- Inside Argentina, prefix 15 is optional from another c
I still don't get what would this be useful for??
And ok, this is a nice compilation of data, but it should be maintained since
numbering plans in the world change every Wednesday and Thursday. Who is going
to maintain it and how will it be useful when numbering plans change? What
about countr
