Dana
I had a problem like this a year ago, and while I use Sprint PCS, I called the
Sprint customer service number and they walked me all the way through making the
call.
Another time, I just punched "0" and the operator made the connection for me.
I also realize your mileage may vary......:-)
D
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----- Original Message -----
From: dana tierney
To: CF-Community
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 8:09 AM
Subject: Re:soliciting...
I have a feeling I am missing something really basic here. Someone gave me the
number for the Philippine General Hospital, and *that* is seven digits, preceded
by 011 for international, 63 for philippines and 2 for Manila. OK so... the
number Pauls mom gave me is seven digits preceded by a four digits. Calling this
preceded ny 632 gets me the funky message. Can it possibly be that the
four-digit prefix someone how substitutes for the city/country code? Cause...
cell phones are different there?
?
Also what's the message length limit on SMS, anyone know? I suspect that that
is what she is using. Does it ring? I hate the idea of her saving up money to go
to an internet cafe.
If it tells anyone anything, the email I got was from smartphone.ph.
Feeling dumb is not being able to make a phone call, even when the callee's
brother gives her a cell phone.
Dana
> as several short messages. I can't get through on this number she gave
> me; I get a message that the destination is not available for
> subscriber dialing. I thought it was the funky little long-distance
> company that we use here at the office but I got myself an AT&T phone
> card and it's still telling me the same thing. If anyone knows what
> that is about pls let me know :)
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