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### <a href="#operator_specific_numbers">What about numbers that are only valid for a set of subscribers?</a> |
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There are some numbers that only work for the subcribers of certain operators |
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There are some numbers that only work for the subscribers of certain operators |
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for special operator-specific services. These differ from carrierSpecific since |
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they're not shortcodes. We don't support these numbers due to their limited use |
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scope, few examples (only the [area code 700](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_code_700) |
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@Mexico, |
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Mexico used to have such additional prefixes (1, 02, 045, ...) for dialling |
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mobile numbers internatioanlly, fixed-line to mobile nationally.. As these |
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mobile numbers internationally, fixed-line to mobile nationally.. As these |
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dialling patterns were deprecated, we have continued to maintain mobile and |
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fixed-line ranges at higher level, returning type as [`FIXED_LINE_OR_MOBILE`](#fixed_line_or_mobile) |
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