anyways, i need help with something! i have this phone number for japan: 0180-993-933
how would i input that to get through? so far i've tried:
011-81-0180-993-933
011-81-180-993-933
but it doesn't seem to work. what am i doing wrong?
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anyways, i need help with something! i have this phone number for japan: 0180-993-933
how would i input that to get through? so far i've tried:
011-81-0180-993-933
011-81-180-993-933
but it doesn't seem to work. what am i doing wrong?
I think 0180 is a toll free number like 0120 in Japan. So I dunno if you can dial that number internationally. Usually Tokyo has an area code of 03 so i.e it's like country code + area code +number.. = 81 +3+ phone number.
I hope that helps. :mrgreen:
Btw if I may know is that your friend's telephone number? or are you going to call an office or something..
it's an office number. does it make a difference if it's office or friend? i've never called internationally before... :sweat:
Nah, I've found it weird if that's ur friend's number because it's toll free number..hehehe. So it's an office, I guess that make sense. Why not ask local operator whether you can make a direct call to an toll free number like that.
I know it's in Tokyo...maybe I should explain what i'm trying to call better. Maybe I just read it horribly wrong. So my friend and I are trying to contact Johnny's family club. :crazy: and we came across the official website, where it is updated for 2005. And we searched and found the phone numbers:
so the one we're trying to reach is 0180-993-933
so far i've tried: 011-81-3-180-993-933
011-81-3-993-933
doesn't seem to work. and i know it's in tokyo...gah.
don't know what's happening. is it some kind of thing where johnnys just doesn't want us to phone them or something like that? :bonk: it's actually in regards to the kat-tun project we're doing. :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:
I LUV V6! wrote:I know it's in Tokyo...maybe I should explain what i'm trying to call better. Maybe I just read it horribly wrong. So my friend and I are trying to contact Johnny's family club. :crazy: and we came across the official website, where it is updated for 2005. And we searched and found the phone numbers:
so the one we're trying to reach is 0180-993-933
so far i've tried: 011-81-3-180-993-933
011-81-3-993-933
doesn't seem to work. and i know it's in tokyo...gah.
don't know what's happening. is it some kind of thing where johnnys just doesn't want us to phone them or something like that? :bonk: it's actually in regards to the kat-tun project we're doing. :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:
Liss, that's an NTT docomo toll free number which I have doubt that you can call it internationally. Usually all toll free number in Japan started with 0180 or 0120 (KDDI another telephone company there).
I hope you can find other telephone number where you can call them. ie the number that I just set an example on previous page.. Country code (081) + area Code for Tokyo (03) + number (six to seven number)
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Akakage wrote:
Liss, that's an NTT docomo toll free number which I have doubt that you can call it internationally. Usually all toll free number in Japan started with 0180 or 0120 (KDDI another telephone company there).
I hope you can find other telephone number where you can call them. ie the number that I just set an example on previous page.. Country code (081) + area Code for Tokyo (03) + number (six to seven number)
Somehow I was drawn back to this thread....again. :hehe: :sweat:
There are some numbers in Japan that are actually 8 digits long.
Back to the number at hand. Aka is correct in saying this is a toll-free (in Japan) call. Since you're from Canada, you would dial:
011-81-180-933-933. Of course, it's not free for you. :hehe: :D You would drop all preceding zeroes.