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1(xxx) xxx-xxxx vs (xxx) xxx-xxxx
Whats the difference? and whats preferred?
When using S2U2, the #'s show different when incoming then when outgoing. Sometimes I see x(xxx)xxx-xxx and sometimes i see 1(xxx)xxx-xxxx properly any ideas whats best? am i inputting the Contact info incorrectly? |
There's an option, I believe under Phone settings, to turn on/off adding the 1 before a phone number. I'm not 100% sure, but I believe it makes no difference nowadays with long distance being included, roaming, etc.
Besides that, I have no clue... |
to turn off that 1 prefix go to Phone - Options - Services tab - Automatic Prepend - Click Get Settings and disable.
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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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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. |
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not sure 'bout mexico though |
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I may have mis-understood a part of your post since you did not specify you are in Canada, but now that I see that, it makes more sense. The post I quoted just said that you only had to dial 1 to call the US when you call because it is the country code for both the US and Canada (North America), but you didn't mention you were in Canada and I failed to see your carrier to identify your location. I looked up Mexico and their country code seems to be 0052 (or +52) so they most likely have to dial 001 to call the US, however, you are correct... both Canada and the US share the 1 country code and do not need the 00 prefix when called from one to another. Calls from other countries will most likely need it. |
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