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Q: How do I call a gal in the Philippines?

(Using my cellular telephone.) * What's the country code number?

 

Thank you,

Long-distance caller

13 years 39 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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+63 then area code then number.   merry Xmass

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Thank you! Merry Christmas.

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if you use one of the discount services like 12395, or something like that you, you just dial that number first, and then the 63, etc., etc.  Otherwise in your shoes, to save money, I would purchase an IP card for sure.

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Once you have their number then use skype to chat - much cheaper. Also send SMS via skype.

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face to the south and yell really loud

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