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GuavaHalf | 09:53 Mon 29th May 2006 | Technology
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I'm going to Holland and taking my mobile. While there I need to call someone else in Holland who has his UK phone with him. Do I have to put international codes in front of the normal number?
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No because your phone is already known to the network as a UK phone. Likewise, if you ring a UK mobile abroad from a UK landline it's just the same, no prefix. Don't forget though that you'll pay to receive calls whilst roaming abroad
11:52 Mon 29th May 2006
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That reply is incorrect. If you are calling a UK mobile from abroad, you will need to add the UK International dialling code, regardless of where the other mobile happens to be.
13:32 Mon 29th May 2006
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Check with your mobile company that the phone is enabled for use abroad.


Not all phones are and it may need to be turned on.

15:10 Mon 29th May 2006

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