which is the abbreviation used for 'Phone Number'?
403631
It depends on the context, I suppose, but "Ph." is used a lot.
1060676
A billing phone number would be the number that the bank has on file for you. Usually the home phone number. It is just for security purposes since there is so much identity theft lately.
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3483\n\nThe numbers correspond to the buttons on a telephone\n\n663 - ONE\n896 - TWO\n84733 - THREE\n3687 - FOUR\n3483 - FIVE
814621
That's right.\n\nMost codes that have any REAL meaning begin with 10 - (#).\n\nLike 10-20 means, "what's your location?" and so on...
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011 for international operator\n44 for the UK \nthen the 10 digit phone number.\n\nI.E. 011445551234567
658619
Yes, the 44 stands for UK. The area code is probably 070 (the first 0 is left off when calling from abroad).\n\nNumbers starting with 07 are "Find Me Anywhere" services (mobile phone, pager & personal numbers). The final number 40122326 must then be the actual number of someone. Good luck.
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011-964 and the cell phone number.......
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Asterisk.\n\nAnd don't give the points to Smiddy, he posted first but he modified his answer. :-)
226186
You mean an 800 number?
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00 34 then the number\n\nThe plus sign + is the international symbol that represents the international access code.\n\nSo when you see it, replace it with the international access code for the country you are in. The international access code throughout the EU is 00 (zero zero). In the USA it is 011\n\nFollow the international access code with the country code you are calling (Spain is 34) then follow that with the number in that country, minus any leading zero.\n\nIf you are calling from a mobile phone that has a + symbol on its keypad, you can just press the + sign followed by the country code
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abbreviation? = const.
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(AAA) AAA-AAAA\n\n(555) 555-5555\n\nJust a normal ten digit phone number.
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Hi,\nthe code \n0B \n5C 52 00 01 FA C8 96 7F\n \nand the next will be \n0F\nA3 F3 F8 91 C7 28 2F 25\n \nHAVE NICE DAY \nBYE
173762
look it up in a phone book
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same reason as people say PIN number basically I don't think we have been using acronyms for long enough yet to use them correctly.
1178906
no secret code just an abbreviation
217405
You mean : Vehicle identification number?