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  1. 10th April 2009, 13:02 #1
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    Ringing Swedish mobile number in Ireland

    My friend has come over from Sweden and I have her Swedish mobile number. But I'm not sure how to ring her to get in contact. I've tried putting 0046 before it, no luck. Then tried 0046 and took away the first digit of the mobile number, and I get a voice message in Swedish from the operator. Can anyone suggest anything? And quick as you can please.... :
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    If the swedish number is for example 0709-626062 you will dial 0046-709-626062
    Every mobile number in Sweden has ten digits, and they all start with 07, the next two digits define the operator.
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    maybe the operator doesn't support roaming in Ireland
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magnus
    If the swedish number is for example 0709-626062 you will dial 0046-709-626062
    Every mobile number in Sweden has ten digits, and they all start with 07, the next two digits define the operator.
    The swedish yellow pages you will find at http://www.eniro.se
    Ok, I managed to get through to her friend (also from Sweden, with a Swedish number.) She said her phone was broken, so maybe thats why the operator/voicemail came up. Thank you
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