Hi Cezary is right.
In some countries there are no specific code for mobile numbers so you would need to know the whole country numbering plan in order to know if the number is a mobile or a fix number. Even though some countries have specific prefix per carrier. Regards Alvaro On 9/12/07, Cezary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > true, you can see here > > http://www.lingosupport.com/mobile_rates.html > > > > The list is incomplete...As you probably know, there is couple new prefixes > in Poland ;) > > To summarize: > > I don't thik it is a good idea to block international destination using > mobile prefixes. I think you should use only country codes, otherwise you > will have to look at national communications regulatory documents all the > time > > c. > > > >
