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That's a local phone number in the US. It's 10 digits nationally. More internationally.
by recursive 3y ago
That's a local phone number in the US. It's 10 digits nationally. More internationally.
- sidewndr46 3y agoso I always thought that but weirdly a bunch of countries are just on the US exchange system. It's still billed as an international call but for example Bermuda is just 441. The American in me chuckles a bit at the idea of the UK's monarchs needing to dial 1 first to call their own territory
- xattt 3y agoWhy does 011 not apply?
- sidewndr46 3y ago011 is north america's international calling prefix. 1 is north america's calling code.
- romafirst3 3y agoI can guarantee you that a UK monarch has never dialed a telephone on their own.
- shermantanktop 3y agoThough according to The Crown, they are constantly jabbering on the phone. After some designated member of staff dials it with a dialing glove, no doubt.
- sidewndr46 3y agoor driven one of those horseless carriages either I assume