Odd question :)

[Pipecrew]

as a canadian, how do I call a number in europe?


+7 8152 24966


I try putting that into my phone and I get nothing but beeping... any tricks? or something i am missing

[Amputate Your Head]

call the operator and ask them to patch you through to the number.

[The Chosen]

each country is different.

[ldinternet]

maybe the beeping is the russian ring tone? hmm...

[Adent]

I think you need to dial the international code for europe. USA / Canada you can just dial 1-number.

Dial the international number first (011) + country code + area code + local number

011-countrycode-areacode-localnumber

I'm not sure of the european country code, just check an SE for country codes

Hope that helps.

Adent.

[davvve]

if you're going to call sweden, press 46 xx xxxxxx

[vidsweb]

yeah you gotta use 011 to make international calls

[ServerGenius]

Pipe dude....this is not an odd question....this stupid question...
hahaha no offense bro I couldn't resist....011 34 area code number.....that's for spain...011 31 area code number for Holland
011 44 area code number UK

DynaMite

[Pipecrew]

Never called anywhere in europe before... cant find the fucking +7 key on my phone haha.... Try calling Canada, betcha its easier

[ServerGenius]

The + means the prefix for international +31 in spain is 0031
In Canada it would be 011 31. On cell phone you could use the +
your provider will replace the + for the valid prefix...

So when using + no matter in which country you are you will
always get the correct prefix....

DynaMite

[andrey]

Originally posted by Pipecrew
as a canadian, how do I call a number in europe?


+7 8152 24966


I try putting that into my phone and I get nothing but beeping... any tricks? or something i am missing

011 instead "+"

[Tipsy]

Originally posted by Adent

I'm not sure of the european country code, just check an SE for country codes

Sorry but I gotta ask - is basic non-US geography taught in schools over there? Things may be moving that way but Europe isn't a country yet.

[swedguy]

Originally posted by Tipsy


Sorry but I gotta ask - is basic non-US geography taught in schools over there? Things may be moving that way but Europe isn't a country yet.

Here in Europe they at least teach us some geography.
Like that Mexico is a suburb to LA.

[Beastiepoo]

LOL @ Swedguy

[volante]

Something I hear on a regular basis - "England? That's near Britain isn't it?"