what is the format of a phone number from west africa?
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It depends on the country.  For example, a phone number in Senegal looks like:\n\n+221 823.61.23\n\nDialed from the states, that would be 011-221-823-6123\n221 is the country code for Senegal, 823 is a city code and 6123 is the local number.\n\nA number from the Ivory Coast looks like this:\n\n+225 27 40 86\n\nNotice the city code has one less digit than in Senegal.
682926
http://www.numberway.com/phone-numbers/69/
621056
http://www.reversephonedirectory.com/phonenumber/phone/index.html?number=513-807-7866
148255
try\n+971-50-the phone number you got
557443
Try a Phonebook or call information
1888
http://www.reversephonedirectory.com/
1087075
What is the area code?
645414
It's a phone number...
320787
Malaysia (messaging Service) 60 \nMalaysia Gsm Masis 60-122-129\n\nsabaya is  +6088 ;)
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if calling from the USA dial 011+country code+ city code + phone number
752938
The country code is 868. In order to complete the call, you must first dial 011+868+ the phone number of the person you are trying to reach.
1169560
In the West African part. Specifically Ghana.
533912
NIGERIA  \n\nMalaysian High Commission\n\nLot 205 Abiola Segun Ajayi Street\nVictoria Island Annex\nP O Box 3729 Lagos\n\n(234-1) 619415/ 612 710 \n(234-1) 612741 28182 \n\nMALAYA NG
143443
The Nigeria Postcode is made up of six digits such as 234125. The first three digits - 234 represent the despatch code while the last three digits - 125 represent the delivery code.\n\nThe Nigeria Postcode System divides Nigeria into Nine (9) Postcode Zones. Each zone is further sub divided into Postcode areas which is identified by a postcode; thus every part of the country is identified by a postcode.
3760
phonebook.com\nwhitepages.com
426190
Text back services are proving to be popular, for information on the weather and market prices.  A company called Tradenet operates in many African countries giving market prices on yams, cassava, rice...  In Ghana Busy Internet is planning to start top-ups to its internet and home ISP credits via the 'services' menu in a Areba (a GSM operator) sim card.  The 'services' menu is usually not much used, but operators could make much more use of it.  Ringtones haven't picked up in West Africa, nor have data services, apart from a few business persons.  \n\nBelieve it or not, the most added value service is the fact that you make sure that your recipient doesn't pick up you call.  I.e. just like in Europe in early days of mobile phones, you just ring once or twice, and hang up.  It can signify 'hi', 'I care about you', 'I'm awake', 'I'm on my way' or 'Call me back'.
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Phonebook? Call information?