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WLAN 6140

WLAN 6140

WLAN 6140

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When you push the line button if there is no plus sign in front of the line number what does that mean?

RE: WLAN 6140

A + sign in front of a full national number is the local international dialling code for your area.
Instead of dialling 0011 86 20 088447 8099 to reach Shanghai, China like I would have to from here, I don't know what your international dialling code is, so I would give you the number as
+86 20 088447 8099.

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