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1-800 Numbers
by Half & Half Mon Apr 06, 2020 10:09 am
It was my understanding that the following applied if you were calling various 1-800 numbers in Canada from Ajijic: 800 use 880; 888 use 881; 877 use 882; 886 use 883.
I used 001-880 & was charged for it on my recent Telmex invoice. Granted, I was on hold for a significant amount of time, but still thought it would be a free call. Can someone clarify for me please? Gracias
I used 001-880 & was charged for it on my recent Telmex invoice. Granted, I was on hold for a significant amount of time, but still thought it would be a free call. Can someone clarify for me please? Gracias
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Re: 1-800 Numbers
by Gamina Mon Apr 06, 2020 10:34 am
It's not free from here to the border. Free after that. These alternate numbers simply allow you get it to ring in another country.
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