hello, for SENEGAL its no more: 221,51,5 221,53,5 221,54,5 221,55,5 221,56,5 221,57,5 221,58,5 221,59,5 221,63,5 221,64,5 221,65,5 221,66,5 221,67,5 221,68,5 221,69,5
But now it's: 221,77,7 221,76,7 regards, On 11/1/07, Iain Dooley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi all, > > firstly thank you so much to Alejandro Guerrieri, Bernd Mielke and Hanna > Kreitem for their latest conributions to the mobile number validation > list. > > your changes are now live on: > > http://www.workingsoftware.com.au/mobile_numbering.txt > > Bernd, if you look at Germany there are a couple of questions for you > there. > > if anyone hasn't yet, it would be great if you could look at your own > country in that list and give me the correct format like: > > COUNTRY CODE,AREA CODE,NUM DIGITS > > i think it's best if we keep it more general, as in "close enough is good > enough". for example, for the Australian number format i just have: > > 61,4,8 > > the fact that 0499 123 456 may not be a valid number (yet!) isn't really a > concern, but i can detect if someone: > > 1) types in 0405 xxx xxx i can put it into 61 405 xxx xxx without them > needing to type in international format, because i know they live in > australia > > 2) types 0405 xxx xx or 0405 xxx xxxx because the numbers are the wrong > length. > > or if someone tried to send a message to a 1999 xxx xxx premium SMS number > or a landline (hey, people do strange things) then it wouldn't validate. > > so keeping this in mind it would be great if everyone could please take a > look at their country and send me the required format. > > cheers > > iain > > -- Your next Partner !
