I've never made an international call.  The UK number starts with +44 then 10 digits.  Do I just pick up the phone and dial 44 plus the ten digits?  Thanks!
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Adam S is almost right.  You would need to dial 011 to call out from the US in order to call London.  The rest of his info is correct.\n\n**edit**\nYou can also go to this site and it tells you what to do\nhttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialing.html?p2=136
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London Phone: 44 20/7379 0548 Fax: 44 20/7379 5024
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GOOD GO! NIKHIL\nbut everytime we always dont chose the same country...i'll give u a tip...now try to keep a country whose letter is very very unusual or the only country begining with that letter...or u could have a country who has a definite number to that letter...like the letter shud be the third in the country...and keep a country that is unique. \nbut thats all trash....IF U SERIOUSLY MADE IT UP..IT WAS VERY VERY GOOD....THE MATHS BEHING GETTING THE SAME NUMBER IS DEFINITELY VERY GOOD ALTHOUGH IT  SEEMS SIMPLE\nGOOD KEEP IT UP...
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no... but you need to arrange international roaming so contact your service provider who can lift the international bar.
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You should look into skype it's pretty cheap. www.skype.com\n\nOr did you mean how to actually place the call?\n011 + country code + area code + the number\n\nHere is a list of the codes for argentina:\nhttp://www.1areacodescountrycodes.com/international-country-codes-city-calling-code-argentina.htm
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Do you want to know why you get your phone number?\n\nOkay, so if your phone number was actualy one number as opposed to a series of digits and it was abc-defg then it is actualy \n\n(a*10^6) + (b*10^5) + (c*10^4) + (d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0)\n\nwhich means you start with (a*10^6) + (b*10^5) + (c*10^4)\n\nMultiplying by 80 gives\n(8a*10^7) + (8b*10^6) + (8c*10^5)\n\nAdding 1 gives\n(8a*10^7) + (8b*10^6) + (8c*10^5) + 1\n\nMultiplying by 250 gives\n(2000a*10^7) + (2000b*10^6) + (2000c*10^5) + 250\nwhich equals (2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + 250\n\nAdding the last 4 digits is the same as adding\n(d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0) which gives\n\n(2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + (d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0) + 250 \n\nAdding them again gives\n(2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + (2d*10^3) + (2e*10^2) + (2f*10^1) + (2g*10^0) + 250 \n\nSubtracting 250 gives\n(2a*10^10) + (2b*10^9) + (2c*10^8) + (2d*10^3) + (2e*10^2) + (2f*10^1) + (2g*10^0)\n\nAnd so dividing by 2 gives\n(a*10^6) + (b*10^5) + (c*10^4) + (d*10^3) + (e*10^2) + (f*10^1) + (g*10^0)\n\nwhich is your phone number. This process is the same if you do it backwards. (Multipy where you would divide etc...) This is the same thing as multiplying a number by 4 then dividing it by 2 then dividiing it by 2 then adding 5 then subtracting (20/4)\n\nSorry if I took the magic out of it, but that's the math that explains why it works.
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I've always used the numbers at the bottom.  It worked for me...Maybe there are A LOT of people trying to get on that do-no-call list!
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Assuming you are calling from the US:\n all international calls start out "011"  the country code for Russia is "7", then you will need whatever the area/ city code is and the number.\n011-7- area code -number
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That is a telemarketer. I get them showing all 0's or 9's. I answered it after getting the call a few times. They will keep calling. just pick it up and say no and hangup.
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If you are in the US, I'd call an operator. If you are outside of the US, I'd call your local operator and ask for instructions. Or you could try one of the white pages directories online.
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if you are gonna make crank calls why would u not dial *67 and then the number.....that way it is blocked and there is no way of telling who made the call!
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The plus sign isnt used. get the internaional dialling code from the phone book or ask operator for it. then dial as normal and send it.
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Hopefully you have a long distance carrier (otherwise you're out of luck).\n\nBut the code for London would be (long distance code) 011 (then for the country dial) 44 and then the number you want to reach in the UK.\n\nSo, 011-44-??????????.  That should do it.
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When you activate click on phone call, call the free call stay on the same page some one will ask you to read the digits on the screen then they will give you new digits .
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I had the same problem as you last year, when I was conned into getting a phone through SMS (claiming to work on behalf of Orange).  They sent me a new phone also a new number, (which I didnt request) which meant I was going to be paying 2 contracts at once.  I was not happy.\n\nI spoke with Orange and asked them to put the new phone on hold.  and eventually spoke with someone from SMS.  It was all sorted in the end, but my main problem was that at midnight on the 2nd day my new number kicked in and I was unable to use my real phone for a while.\n\nIt taught me a really valuable lesson.  I will never buy anything over the phone ever again!
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I use the *67 trick.  Maybe it will not work with your provider, I have Sprint.  Test this:  From your cellphone, call a number for which you can see the called ID, i.e. your home phone.  You will probably see your cell phone number on the screen.  Then, call it again, but this time dial *67 before you dial the number.  What do you see on the screen?
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Call them,ask them to activate it for u or to check with them the options available to u.\nFor personal: From outside the United States, please call us collect at 1-302-594-8200, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.\nFor Business:If you live outside the U.S., please call 1-480-350-7099, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.\n\nHope this was helpful.