That's good info, @computergeek541 - thank you.
But then we have to explain to some how they dial a " + " 🤣🤣🤣
I found this interesting item which may be helpful:
How to dial the plus sign
on a smartphone:
Most smartphones have a simple way to dial a plus sign to include in the call sequence.
For example, iPhones can dial a ‘+’ by pressing and holding the ‘0’ key on the keypad until the plus sign appears. Android phones, Windows phones, and Blackberries may have a slightly different process.
All smartphones can still dial a phone number by using the normal exit code sequence from the country where the caller is currently located.
on a keypad mobile phone:
Some keypad mobile phones have the ability to include text in a phone number (for example, letters for calling named phone numbers).
Users without this function can just use the traditional sequence of the exit code to call the destination number.
on a VoIP phone:
Most VoIP phones should be able to include a plus in the call sequence.
As each VoIP service operates its own software, the specific way of entering the plus sign varies with each service.
Calls can also be made using the exit code from the location that phone number attached to the VoIP service is based out of.
on a landline phone:
Most landline phones do not have a way to include a plus sign in the dialing sequence.
Instead, simply dial the exit code for the location you are calling from
