The +225 country code
An international Ivory Coast number starts with +225 followed by the subscriber number without its leading zero. That is the form every message is sent in, no matter how the number was stored.
Numbers · +225
Ivory Coast numbers use the country code +225. Whatever format your list is in, it is converted to international form before anything is sent, so a spreadsheet full of local numbers still works.
An international Ivory Coast number starts with +225 followed by the subscriber number without its leading zero. That is the form every message is sent in, no matter how the number was stored.
A number written the way people write it locally is recognised and rewritten to +225 form at import. You do not have to clean a list before uploading it.
Anything that cannot be a real mobile number is removed rather than charged, and duplicates are removed too, so the recipient count you see is the count you pay for.
Spaces, commas, semicolons and line breaks all separate numbers, so you can paste straight from a spreadsheet, an email or a document.
Only numbers capable of receiving text can be delivered to. Anything else comes back with a final status instead of quietly disappearing.
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+225.
No. Local formats are converted automatically and invalid entries are dropped.
Yes. Each number is priced by its own destination.
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