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After 3 rings I just get the message "Please dial the number you wish to call followed by the # sign".
My carrier assures me that my account/network have been activated.
I am using the number from my Contacts with the + sign in front of 011 then the country code, in this case 44, then the number. I have tried with and without dial assist. What am I doing wrong?
iPhone XS, iOS 14
Finally able to call. Had to change to 3G from LTE ( Settings/Cellular/Cellular Data Options/Voice and Data) and then can use my Contacts. Still have to use +011 44 though. Will try +44 next.
Finally able to call. Had to change to 3G from LTE ( Settings/Cellular/Cellular Data Options/Voice and Data) and then can use my Contacts. Still have to use +011 44 though. Will try +44 next.
OK, you’re doing it wrong 😏 The + sign is an alternative to 011. You precede the number with one or the other, not both. So you should just enter +44, or 011-44. “+” is the better alternative, because it will translate to whatever the local international calling code is when you are in a different country.
ScotiaG wrote:
After 3 rings I just get the message "Please dial the number you wish to call followed by the # sign".
(…)
What am I doing wrong?
That message isn’t originated by your iPhone. It’s from your carrier or a carrier of a contact you are trying to call.
Try call different number to see if same thing is happening and ask your carrier about it; it’s them who should know best what’s going on.
Cannot make an international Call from my iPhone XS
