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Default 22-11-2012, 14:26

I just put in 1, not +1 or 001.

Guess I'll try again.

Mifi is using web browser so I can input * and # but not sure they will be interpreted the same.
   
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Default 22-11-2012, 14:34

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I just put in 1, not +1 or 001.
Well, then you have just omitted the international call prefix, which differs throughout the world. It's the safest way to always save all numbers starting with +<country code> in your phone as this will lead to the + being automatically replaced by the international call prefix valid for the country you are staying at.


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