I'm not one of the smart dudes, but here is what I know.

GMT +2 can be anywhere from Finland down past Egypt to Isreal.  So you =
are two time zones over from England, and one from Germany and France.

My understanding of the phone number is that they go this way:  +ccc (0) =
nnnnnnnn where +ccc is the country code and the (0) is optional =
depending if you are calling from outside the country you are calling or =
not. =20

I think, then, is that there is no way to know without the 2 (or 3) =
digit country code before the (0). =20

Google shows some phone prefixes from Croatia (net ending .hr) that =
begin 014826.  Unfortunately, Zagreb is in the GMT+1 time zone.


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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Shahid Sheikh
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 11:13
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [OT:] How can I find who sent me this fax?

This is way OT but since there are so many smart dudes (and dudettes) on
here, I figure I ask anyway.

I got a fax a while ago which terminated just as the header showed up.
The number on it is 014826xxxx (where the x's are the trailing 4
digits.)

Timestamp indicates its from a country with GMT+2 time zone. The time
does seem to be set correctly on the sending fax.

Don't have caller-id or any other info. Can you think of a way I can
tell which country this was from?=20

Just am curious where this fax was from (and of course if I do find out
I want to ask the sender to resend it.)

Thanks,

Shahid

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