Ryan, et al --
...and then Ryan A said...
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% Hi guys,
Hi!
Your project sounds interesting, but it pretty much won't work for the
US -- or at best it would be unworkable.
In the US, the area code is three digits, the exchange is three digits,
and the number itself is four digits. For years p
> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 26 September 2002 17:26
>
> Hey,
>
> > It used to be that 07xxx = vodafone ... and 07yyy = orange
> - but now it
> > could be anything.
>
> DAMN, that sounds bad, any fixed numbers in the UK atleast?
> My cousins nu
Nah, I'd advise against this... doesn't that mean that every time a new
provide pops up, that you have to modify the code? And trying to keep on
top of worldwide providers would be a nightmare... there are maybe 10-15
providers in Australia alone... and one of them could drop off or another
could
Hey,
> It used to be that 07xxx = vodafone ... and 07yyy = orange - but now it
> could be anything.
DAMN, that sounds bad, any fixed numbers in the UK atleast?
My cousins number is +44 79320- so that could be any company right?
I am not just trying to do the states, any location..trying
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