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Originally Posted by monkeyboy
you *do* know that '1' is the country code for the USA... and so if you want to enter phone numbers that can work with any carrier in any location throughout the world, the '1' is a good thing...
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That's for calling numbers in the US, for example, if you were to call a phone number in the US from another country you'd have to dial 001 - XXX - XXXX, however, to dial a US number from the US, from a cell phone, that 1 is not needed, only if you are on a landline.
If you are calling a number in another country from the US, you'd have to dial 011 - (Country code) - (Phone number). The 011 can also be replaced by the + sign on some providers.