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Wednesday, September 04, 2013
DIAL 112
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8 comments:
- Skoonj said...
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Never heard of 112. Is it the same as calling 911?
- 9/4/13, 7:20 PM
- Rodger the Real King of France said...
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From post:
(112 is an emergency number on your mobile that takes you straight to the police because 999 does not work if you have no signal).
I never heard of it either - 9/4/13, 7:24 PM
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Um, if you have no signal how can you can you make any calls regardless of what number you dial?
I can see it working if you have a phone, but no *service* because your phone hasn't been registered with any carriers or you let your contract lapse. But to work with no signal, yeah not getting it. - 9/4/13, 7:55 PM
- leelu said...
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As I recall, 999 is the Brit equivalent of 911.
about.com says "No". Call 911, as 112 is the Euro emergency number:
http://urbanlegends.about.com/od/crime/a/Dial-112-Cell-Phone-Emergency.htm - 9/4/13, 8:04 PM
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"if you have no signal how can you can you make any calls regardless"
I think 911 works on any cell phone in the states as long as there is a signal regardless of the provider you have contract with. - 9/5/13, 6:45 AM
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This is good if you live where 999 exists. It dors NOT in the US.
- Celebrate Homogeneity - 9/5/13, 7:32 AM
- James Hooker, Nipple Whisperer said...
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That 112 bidness is usn's youro traysh.
- 9/5/13, 11:05 AM
- DougM said...
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911 works on cell phones, even if you have no subscription service.
Keep an old, unused/uncurrent/unpaid cell phone in your car, "safe" room at home, workplace, gun range, etc.
It should work with 911, even if you aren't paying for cell service.
Before you depend on it, though, call 911 and say something like, "This a non-emergency test of an emergency-only phone."
(What? Yeah, don't forget the charger.) - 9/5/13, 1:44 PM