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Default 14-12-2005, 19:02

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Originally Posted by Klaus Wegener
And by the way: in German Television, there was also missuse with "+423663" numbers. Some TV call-in shows used such kind of number, but they "catched" the call before it reached Liechtenstein (?) and got the high termination-fee. That's the reason, why German Telekom had blocked "+423663" two times this year. So it is a kind of "premium number"!
I understood... but I think that it's a german problem :construction:

Also in arabic TVs I saw a lot of times RSM numbers (+37 and a syrian friend told me that for them calling San Marino is very expensive. But this is strange too, for our (as for a Swiss with FL) it's a simple national call not a "fake" premium number.


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