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Foglio1 Pagina 1 Foglio1 COUNTRY CARRIER id AFGHANISTAN AWCC 254 AFGHANISTAN ETISALAT 417 AFGHANISTAN MTN 1263 AFGHANISTAN ROSHAN 349 AFGHANISTAN SALAAM 1616 AFGHANISTAN WASEL 1219 ALBANIA AMC 110 ALBANIA Eagle Mobile 601 ALBANIA PLUS COMMUNICATION 935 ALBANIA TELEKOM.AL 1641 ALBANIA VODAFONE 373 ALGERIA DJEZZY 208 ALGERIA MOBILIS 183 ALGERIA OOREDOO 427 AMERICAN SAMOA BLUESKY 1620 ANDORRA MOBILAND 389 ANGOLA MOVICEL 1398 ANGOLA UNITEL 176 ANGUILLA FLOW 1871 ANGUILLA LIME 1448 ANGUILLA WEBLINKS LIMITED 830 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA APUA 341 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA ATT WIRELESS 1265 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA DIGICEL 730 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA FLOW 1855 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA LIME 547 ARGENTINA 20 607 ARGENTINA CLARO 452 ARGENTINA GLOBALSTAR 1414 ARGENTINA MOVISTAR 449 ARGENTINA NEXTEL 296 ARGENTINA PERSONAL 485 ARGENTINA PORT-HABLE 1320 ARMENIA BEELINE 232 ARMENIA KARABAKH TELECOM 983 ARMENIA ORANGE 1084 ARMENIA UCOM 1863 ARMENIA VIVACELL-MTS 237 ARUBA DIGICEL 946 ARUBA SETAR 548 AUSTRALIA 3 907 AUSTRALIA 3GIS 1117 AUSTRALIA AAPT 1061 AUSTRALIA ADVANCE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD 1582 AUSTRALIA ADVANCE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES PTY. LTD. 1822 AUSTRALIA AIRNET 1091 AUSTRALIA AUSGRID CORPORATION 1188 AUSTRALIA BHP BILLITON 703 AUSTRALIA CHALLENGE NETWORKS PTY. LTD. 677 AUSTRALIA CITIC PACIFIC MINING 1856 AUSTRALIA CLX NETWORKS PTY LTD 1872 AUSTRALIA COMMTEL NETWORK SOLUTIONS PTY LTD 1862 Pagina 1 Foglio1 AUSTRALIA COMPATEL LIMITED 1085 AUSTRALIA CRAZY JOHN'S 558 AUSTRALIA DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE 728 AUSTRALIA DIALOGUE COMMUNICATIONS PTY. LTD. 1468 AUSTRALIA iiNet 611 AUSTRALIA IINET LTD 1438 AUSTRALIA LOCALSTAR HOLDING PTY. LTD. 670 AUSTRALIA LYCAMOBILE 1409 AUSTRALIA MESSAGEBIRD PTY LTD 1859 AUSTRALIA NBN 835 AUSTRALIA NEXIUM TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1567 AUSTRALIA NORFOLK IS. 662 AUSTRALIA ONE.TEL 1326 AUSTRALIA OPTUS 8 AUSTRALIA OTOC AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 1848 AUSTRALIA OZITEL 792 AUSTRALIA PACTEL 1081 AUSTRALIA PILBARA IRON COMPANY SERVICES PTY LTD 921 AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND RAIL LIMITED 83 AUSTRALIA RAILCORP 255 AUSTRALIA RCOM INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD 750 AUSTRALIA SANTOS LIMITED 1878 AUSTRALIA TELSTRA 11 AUSTRALIA THALES AUSTRALIA 1400 AUSTRALIA TRUPHONE 1853 AUSTRALIA VICTRACK 1247 AUSTRALIA VIVID WIRELESS PTY. LTD. 822 AUSTRALIA VODAFONE 414 AUSTRALIA YANCOAL AUSTRALIA LTD 1847 AUSTRIA 3 1858 AUSTRIA 3AT 230 AUSTRIA A1 NET 742 AUSTRIA A1 TA 233 AUSTRIA A1 TELEKOM AUSTRIA 648 AUSTRIA A1.NET 1823 AUSTRIA ARGONET 1652 AUSTRIA BOB 1607 AUSTRIA GSM-R A 806 AUSTRIA HUTCHISON DREI AUSTRIA 1197 AUSTRIA LYCAMOBILE 908 AUSTRIA MASS RESPONSE SERVICE GMBH 1494 AUSTRIA MTEL AUSTRIJA GMBH 1723 AUSTRIA Orange AT 598 AUSTRIA SMARTSPACE GMBH 1544 AUSTRIA T-MOBILE AT 236 AUSTRIA TELE.RING 1186 AUSTRIA TELE2 TELECOMMUNICATION GMBH 1230 AUSTRIA TELE2MOBIL 1406 AUSTRIA UPC 1857 AUSTRIA UPC MOBILE 839 AUSTRIA VECTONE 881 AUSTRIA VECTONE MOBILE 1861 AUSTRIA YESSS! 1548 Pagina 2 Foglio1 AZERBAIJAN AZERCELL 59 AZERBAIJAN BAKCELL 44 AZERBAIJAN FONEX 764 AZERBAIJAN NAR MOBILE 365 AZERBAIJAN NAXTEL 1690 AZERBAIJAN SPECIAL STATE PROTECTION SERVICE OF THE REPUBLIC AZERBAIJAN 1355 AZERBAIJAN SPECIAL STATE PROTECTION SERVICE OF THE REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN 1791 BAHAMAS BATELCO 290 BAHAMAS BTC 1489 BAHAMAS NEWCO 2015 1854 BAHRAIN BATELCO 354 BAHRAIN CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY 1520 BAHRAIN VIVA 1436 BAHRAIN VIVA BAHRAIN 151 BAHRAIN ZAIN BH 276 BANGLADESH AIRTEL 419 BANGLADESH BANGALINK 1865 BANGLADESH BANGLALINK 438 BANGLADESH BEEONG3G WARID TELEKOM 1088 BANGLADESH CITYCELL 1461 BANGLADESH GRAMEENPHONE 445 BANGLADESH OLLO 1877 BANGLADESH ROBI 424 BANGLADESH TELETALK 422 BARBADOS DIGICEL 524 BARBADOS FLOW 1867 BARBADOS LIME 308 BARBADOS SUNBEACH COMMUNICATIONS 1176 BELARUS BECLOUD 1875 BELARUS BELCEL JV 1120 BELARUS BELORUSSIAN CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES 1604 BELARUS BELTELECOM 1035 BELARUS DIALLOG 1314 BELARUS LIFE 1158 BELARUS LIFE:) 142 BELARUS MTS 229 BELARUS NONE 1869 BELARUS velcom 588 BELGIUM BASE 454 BELGIUM ELEPHANT TALK COMMUNICATIONS SCHWEIZ GMBH 1016 BELGIUM JOIN 1849 BELGIUM JOIN EXPERIENCE BELGIUM 640 BELGIUM LYCAMOBILE 985 BELGIUM MOBISTAR 399 BELGIUM N.M.B.S. 1780 BELGIUM NMBS 949 BELGIUM ORANGE 1851 BELGIUM PROXIMUS 146 BELGIUM PROXIMUS A 1132 BELGIUM TELENET 570 BELGIUM VECTONE MOBILE 1333 BELGIUM VOXBONE 1068 BELIZE DIGICELL 864 Pagina 3 Foglio1 BELIZE INTELCO 1192 BELIZE SMART 758 BENIN BBCOM 1456 BENIN BLK 1363 BENIN GLO 1218 BENIN LIBERCOM 1502 BENIN MOOV 186 BENIN MTN 624 BERMUDA CELLONE 1702 BERMUDA CELLULAR ONE 993 BERMUDA DIGICEL BERMUDA 1632 BERMUDA MOBILITY 1278 BERMUDA VERIZON WIRELESS 1827 BHUTAN B-MOBILE 444 BHUTAN TASHICELL 421 BOLIVIA, PLURINATIONAL STATE OF ENTEL 471 BOLIVIA, PLURINATIONAL STATE OF NUEVATEL 467 BOLIVIA, PLURINATIONAL STATE OF TIGO 490 BOLIVIA, PLURINATIONAL STATE OF VIVA 1711 BONAIRE, SINT EUSTATIUS AND SABA DIGICEL 1675 BONAIRE, SINT EUSTATIUS AND SABA TELBO 1720 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BH MOBILE 1391 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA HT-ERONET 1524 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA M:TEL 1516 BOTSWANA BTC MOBILE 549 BOTSWANA MASCOM 212 BOTSWANA ORANGE 175 BRAZIL AEIOU 1144 BRAZIL ALGAR TELECOM 1860 BRAZIL AMAZONIA CELULAR 688 BRAZIL BRASIL TELECOM GSM 473 BRAZIL CLARO 1870 BRAZIL CLARO BR 475 BRAZIL CONECTA 1850 BRAZIL CTBC CELULAR 476 BRAZIL DATORA VODAFONE 803 BRAZIL LOCAL 1174 BRAZIL NEXTEL 484 BRAZIL OI 159 BRAZIL OPTIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1514 BRAZIL PORTO SEGURO TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1317 BRAZIL SERCOMTEL 502 BRAZIL SISTEER DO BRASIL TELECOMUNICACOES 1825 BRAZIL SISTEER DO BRASIL TELECOMUNICATIONS 1250 BRAZIL TELCOM TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1244 BRAZIL TIM 474 BRAZIL VIVO 463 BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY FONEPLUS 1868 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM B-MOBILE 534 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM DSTCOM 512 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM JABATAN TELEKOM BRUNEI 684 BULGARIA BULSATCOM 820 BULGARIA COMPATEL LIMITED 680 Pagina 4 Foglio1 BULGARIA GLOBUL 390 BULGARIA M-TEL 355 BULGARIA MAX 1819 BULGARIA MAXTELECOM 1054 BULGARIA NRIC 1625 BULGARIA TELENOR 1290 BULGARIA VIVACOM 223 BURKINA FASO AIRTEL 1488 BURKINA FASO TELECEL FASO 995 BURKINA FASO TELMOB 1258 BURUNDI ECONET LEO 1873 BURUNDI HITS TELECOM 959 BURUNDI LEO 1596 BURUNDI ONATEL 813 BURUNDI SMART MOBILE 1143 BURUNDI SPACETEL 1027 BURUNDI TEMPO 1221 CAMBODIA BEELINE 860 CAMBODIA CELLCARD 126 CAMBODIA CELLCARD MOBITEL 1781 CAMBODIA 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