I think the 3 digits codes you mention are actually US area codes, not international prefixes... So they'll be prefixed by 1 (north american zone code). As far as I could tell no 3 digits codes conflict with a 2 digits code (ie albania is 355 but 35 alone is not affected)
Stefan On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 14:15, George C wrote: > Was wondering what logic can be used to lookup what country sms is > being sent to.. > > Hope u can help me out.. its something that is done usually by > providers.. and i need to implement this logic.. > > Wish to find a way to be able to tell from a International mobile > number i.e +8684444xxxx > that this number is a gsm in xyz country. > > Then I will be able to add a charge my clients based on the numbers > and country of destination since each country is different to send > sms.. in terms of charges.. when I have picked the country code that > sms has been sent to.. I can deduct then the sms credits from that > account.. > > How or what algorith or logic can i use for this.. > > If all the country codes would be similar to +30 and +40, it would be > easy. But some countries > have 3 digits, and for some, the first 2 digits are identical to a > country with 2 digits. For instance: > Spain - 34 > U.S. Virgin Islands - 340 > > China - 86 > Trinidad and Tobago - 868 > St Kitts and Nevis - 869 > > > hmmm how or do u have any methods how I can approach this.?? > > much appreciate any info or docs. > :) > > /george > -- Stefan Praszalowicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Avedya
