when you wish to fax abroad and the number is preceded by +, how do you do this on a fax machine?

Question

tried 00 and it did not work last night that is why i thought i would ask around

Answer 1

+ depends on your country. Its just a prefix that indicates that the call is international.
For India it is 00
For USA it is 011
From most of offices in USA it might be 9011.

Answer 2

How To Fax Abroad

Answer 3

You would put in 00

IE for ireland its [phone]

So on a fax machine you would use 00 353 1 867546

Answer 4

Replace the + with 00

Answer 5

You didn't say where you are.

Outside of North America you replace + with 00

Within NA you replace + with 011

Doesn't matter if you're initiating the call from a fax machine or regular phone.

Answer 6

The + is replaced by the international access code used in the country you are dialing *from*. If dialling from the UK, and most (if not all) of the EU, this is 00.

For dialling from other countries there is a list at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_international_call_prefixes

Answer 7

00 followed by the number

Answer 8

The same as you would if you were making a phone call and there was an "+" at the start. You leave it out, but add a double 0 I think. Its that countries dialling code.

Answer 9

it is usually substituted with a zero, but it depends where you're faxing from and to. Use the link below and it'll give you the correct number...

Answer 10

You don't type the plus sign. You usually type 00 then then country code. If you were calling UK from overseas you would type 0044 then the number. Get it?