BLAUWORLD v SOLOMO

babble · *Last edited by babble; 07-03-2008 at 10:58..*

In Germany, people are allowed to move telephone numbers from one telephone network to another. But this is not a problem because it is easy to test which network a telephone number belongs to.

From T-Mobile network (and from T-Mobile discounters: Congstar, etc) dial: 4387
From Vodafone network (and from Vodafone discounters: smobile, etc) dial: 12313
From eplus network (and from eplus discounters: simyo, etc) dial: 10667

From O2 network (and from O2 discounters: Fonic, etc) send an SMS message to special service code 4636 with the text: "NETZ telephone number". Do not include the quotation marks. The SMS is free of charge.
Example: NETZ 01761234567

All of the above methods are free of charge, when they are internal network calls. These numbers can save a lot of money if you use a German flatrate tariff together with a second SIM.

	(#1)
babble (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 115 Join Date: 11 Oct 2007 Country:	Which German network does a number belong to? - 07-03-2008, 10:52 In Germany, people are allowed to move telephone numbers from one telephone network to another. But this is not a problem because it is easy to test which network a telephone number belongs to. From T-Mobile network (and from T-Mobile discounters: Congstar, etc) dial: 4387 From Vodafone network (and from Vodafone discounters: smobile, etc) dial: 12313 From eplus network (and from eplus discounters: simyo, etc) dial: 10667 From O2 network (and from O2 discounters: Fonic, etc) send an SMS message to special service code 4636 with the text: "NETZ telephone number". Do not include the quotation marks. The SMS is free of charge. Example: NETZ 01761234567 All of the above methods are free of charge, when they are internal network calls. These numbers can save a lot of money if you use a German flatrate tariff together with a second SIM. Last edited by babble; 07-03-2008 at 10:58..