Summary
Seven destinations are open: France, Belgium and Germany, then Spain, Italy, Portugal, and finally Canada. Only landlines are served there; the country is chosen in the form, then the number is entered as it appears locally.
The list, with dialling codes
Here are the seven destinations and their codes: France (+33), Belgium (+32), then Germany (+49) and Spain (+34), Italy (+39), next comes Portugal (+351), and finally Canada (+1). The dialling code is deduced on its own from the country chosen in the form menu.
The number has to be a landline answered by fax equipment, either a machine or a gateway. Mobile numbers stay out of reach, even those belonging to a covered country.
The number exactly as it appears locally
After choosing the destination country, dial the number according to that country's local format: Paris numbers use 01 23 45 67 89; Belgium and Germany need a leading 0; Canada calls for the 3-digit area code first, then the 7-digit local subscriber number. Should your entry not fit the required pattern, the form warns you before anything is transmitted.
To find a regional code or check a prefix, the international dialling code directory lists the useful codes, destination by destination.
Your recipient country is not on the list?
For now, no destination outside this list can be reached. Would a missing country be useful to you? Write to contact@faxeroo.com: your requests shape the service's future openings.
Key points
- Seven destinations in total, from Belgium to Canada via France.
- Only landlines are served, never a mobile.
- Each number is typed as it is written locally, in national format.
- The form checks the format before any transmission.