Grrr.

Jan. 13th, 2006 06:04 am
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Internets, please help!

I tried to call Australia and whenever i call the international dialling thingummy it doesn't work. The number i've been dialling is 0006117, and i've tried it from several different phones, all of which are meant to be able to handle international calls. Is there something else i'm meant to dial first? I've looked all over for help on this and i still can't work out what i'm doing wrong.

on 2006-01-13 06:33 am (UTC)
Posted by [identity profile] alexmoon.livejournal.com
Maybe they've changed it recently. Thank you! I will try it!

on 2006-01-13 06:56 am (UTC)
Posted by (Anonymous)
Sky,
The 618 number sounds correct to me - 61 is the code for Australia and 8 for WA. In front of the 618 you need the number for international dialing from India. Your hotel should be able to tell you what that number is. The 17 might be the number you need for the telecard. Maybe the telecard does not work in India? They might have their own version of the $20 phone card. We have been buying some here and it is a lot cheaper than using the Telstra account. Dont be shy to try using English. I am told a lot of people are able to speak it. Maybe they think you are some European and are waiting for you to acknowledge your English language.

Lots of love, Roselt

on 2006-01-13 02:00 pm (UTC)
Posted by [identity profile] corellion.livejournal.com
Hey gorgeous,

When I was calling from Germany, China or Brunei, the code was definitely "61" for Australia, followed by whatever area code you're looking at... So as stated previously, the number should be "x61yz" with:

  • x for whatever service provider you use (eg "0011" or "0014/0017/etc" in Australia, or simply "00" for most purchased third-party phone-cards)
  • y for the area-code within Australia (removing the leading zero as you're not calling STD)
  • z for the actual number itself (including the ommission of the leading zero for any mobile numbers)

So to call our place from China for example, it was "0061893895505" with the calling card I was using...

Anyway, I'm sure you've by now resolved the issue anyway...

HAVE FUN DAMMIT!

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