Does Yoshkar-ola Russia have pay telephones ?
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the stuff below the line was my initial answer.  Yes, they do - at least they have Postal/Telegraph/Telephone centers (common in that part of the world).\nhttp://www.yellowpages.ru/rus/nd18622/qu5/ru15823\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nIt's not clear if the site (hyperlink below) is only about Yoshkar-Ola or not, but as I read it, and based on what I've seen in similar-sized cities in Russia - yes.  Partly because of the fact that in the old days not everyone had phones in their homes.\n\nHope this helps.
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908 is listed as Russian Mobile Network, there does not appear to be any way of identifying which network. You should be able to send an SMS message from any mobile phone.
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Sorry, there is no website that you can do that... You will have to pay for calls to mobiles, although it is much cheaper than calling directly from your land line.\n\nWhat is free in VOIP generally is only calls to other computers...\n\nTry skype
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You can call find them maybe by www.orkut.com and call them and ...\nYou know It's not a hard task I think in such a world in which you can get informed of somebody far away scratching his head!!!\nbut there is a technical point ...this question had nothing to do with politics and the like?!
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If u have mobile call ur home,if stuckup call SOS no. from ur mobile. In Hyderabad in India they have well established helpline.Every country has helpline.
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The most famous line of this type is the direct communications line between the Russian and American administrations.  It has been called "the hot line" and the "red telephone".   The original stated purpose of the line was to prevent a misunderstanding from triggering a nuclear war.   It was intially established in 1963 as a radiotelegraph line.  Its first actual use was during the 1967 Six-Day Arab Israeli war. In the early 1970s, the telegraph was replaced with an actual phone line, which was also supplemented by satellite communications systems and high speed fax.  The most recent use of the line has been to hammer out joint positions on the war in Iraq.\n\nThe lline itself is encrypted to prevent hacking, and besides the primary voice channel there are two satellite channels carried over US and Russian satellites.
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there used to be one called http://www.rashams.com . dont know if it stll exists. but do try http://www.skype.com for free tele calls.
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My husband is over there, and he buys the calling cards at the PX. It's not cheap, but so far the only one which works. I bought other ones here before, and they didn't work out for him.
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Its in the white pages under Federal Government. Also please ask him how he can use the 9 mobile phones supplied to him at taxpayers expenses at once. Thank you
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which country ru talking about?
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YES, YOU CAN CONTACT ME. I LIVE IN DALIYAN. IT IS A BEAUTIFULL PLACE. IF YOU WANT ANY INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT ME AND ASK ANY INFORMATION YOU WANT \n\n MY E-MAIL ID IS aurobindoghosh2001@yahoo.co.uk
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You have to pay for calling a landline or mobile. You can avail the information at http://messenger.yahoo.com
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Do you mean you want to contact foreigers who are now living in Turkey or that you are in Turkey and you want to contact anybody not living in Turkey?  If its the later, then you succedded.  I do not live in Turkey, never have but I hear its a very interesting place.  Don't you like Russians?  I've never lived in Russia either.\nBye.  Nice to make contact.
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I think you're asking about "Fedorov" centers. If you can read Russian, you'll find all info you need here:\nhttp://www.mntk.ru/ \n\nIt's quite well organized site (gives information, how to contact them, what they do, how much it costs etc.)\n\nUnfortunately I could not find an English version.
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Cheboksary.\n\nOfficial site (in Russian) is here: http://gov.cap.ru/main.asp?govid=81
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Yes.  Several VOIP providers offer cheap international calling and unlimited USA/Canada Calling.  They also offer free calling to their other VOIP subscribers regardless of location.\n\nYou can compare them here:\n\nhttp://metrot1.com/content/view/21/32/
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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