How do I call my mobile when in the US?

[fairytale]

Hiya again Guys.

Not long too go for us now, this time in two weeks we will be at the Radisson Hotel, Manchester Airport having a nice meal hopefully overlooking the runway.

Just a quick question, I'm in the process of writing my mobile number on the Safety Bands I ordered (thanks to you guys, great tip) just incase our little monkeys decide to go a different way to us, when I came to thinking;

If somebody was to ring me in the US from the US, ie in a situation of when one of my children may have gone missing and have been found, do I write my number as 0044 7960 ****** or just 07960 ******.

I'm thinking you would have to dial our International UK code first

 

[Netty]

+447960

 

[Claire L]

From any mobile it would be +44 7960 ...... but from a landline it would be 011 44 7960 ......

Hope this helps.

Claire

 

[fairytale]

Thank you Netty, and enjoy your Holiday should we not speak again until were both home

 

[fairytale]

From any mobile it would be +44 7960 ...... but from a landline it would be 011 44 7960 ......

Hope this helps.

Claire

Many thanks Claire.

Now I'm confused as to which number to put on the ID Bands

 

[Snowy-girls]

May i ask where you got your safety bands from?.Thanks.x.

 

[Claire L]

Many thanks Claire.

Now I'm confused as to which number to put on the ID Bands

The code 001 44 can be used from any phone the +44 is meant to be used from a mobile as a short cut. The + is the international access code for any country you are in and your mobile knows which country you are in.

Claire

 

[fairytale]

May i ask where you got your safety bands from?.Thanks.x.

I will come back to you on that one Snowy-girls, I can't remember right now but will find the receipt somewhere

 

[Snowy-girls]

I will come back to you on that one Snowy-girls, I can't remember right now but will find the receipt somewhere

Cheers .x.

 

[Netty]

Thank you Netty, and enjoy your Holiday should we not speak again until were both home

and you to!!