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Landline to Mobile Calls Won’t Go Through Without Prefix ‘0’ Starting Today
A Department of Telecommunications (DoT) directive that goes into effect today, January 15, mandates all landline users in India to prefix the calls made to mobile phones with ‘0’. Calls made without the prefix ‘0’ won’t go through.
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Prefix ''0'' For All Landline To Mobile Calls From January 15
From January 15, callers will have to dial numbers with prefix ''0'' for making calls from landline to mobile phone.
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Prefix "0" To Calls From Landlines To Mobiles Starting January 1
Callers will soon be required to add '0' prefix for making calls from landlines to mobile phones in the country, with the telecom department asking telcos to make necessary arrangements by January 1 to implement the new system.
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TRAI Moots "0" Prefix For Fixed-To-Mobile Calls To Create Numbering Space
Regulator TRAI on Friday said migration to a unified numbering scheme for fixed line and mobile services is not required for now and that sufficient numbering space can be created by various methods, including prefixing "0" for all fixed-to-mobile calls.
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Landline to Mobile Calls Won’t Go Through Without Prefix ‘0’ Starting Today
A Department of Telecommunications (DoT) directive that goes into effect today, January 15, mandates all landline users in India to prefix the calls made to mobile phones with ‘0’. Calls made without the prefix ‘0’ won’t go through.
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Prefix ''0'' For All Landline To Mobile Calls From January 15
From January 15, callers will have to dial numbers with prefix ''0'' for making calls from landline to mobile phone.
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Prefix "0" To Calls From Landlines To Mobiles Starting January 1
Callers will soon be required to add '0' prefix for making calls from landlines to mobile phones in the country, with the telecom department asking telcos to make necessary arrangements by January 1 to implement the new system.
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TRAI Moots "0" Prefix For Fixed-To-Mobile Calls To Create Numbering Space
Regulator TRAI on Friday said migration to a unified numbering scheme for fixed line and mobile services is not required for now and that sufficient numbering space can be created by various methods, including prefixing "0" for all fixed-to-mobile calls.
