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Telephone provider

oleras · 2008-01-19 14:24:48

Hope its the right forum. Does anybody know the number you dial to find out who your current provider is ? I tried the comreg site but no joy, i know there is another site but cant think of it, mind blank ! Thanks.

19-01-2008 2:24pm

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oleras

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Hope its the right forum.

Does anybody know the number you dial to find out who your current provider is ?

I tried the comreg site but no joy, i know there is another site but cant think of it, mind blank !

Thanks.

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#2 19-01-2008 8:39pm

JohnnieM

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Think its 19800
edit In order to verify or establish your current operator for various call types, you can dial the following numbers:

19800 - International calls
19822 - Local calls
19801 - National calls

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#3 20-01-2008 10:24am

oleras

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JohnnieM wrote: »

Think its 19800
edit In order to verify or establish your current operator for various call types, you can dial the following numbers:

19800 - International calls
19822 - Local calls
19801 - National calls

Thanks Johnnie.

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