A number is considered national when a user has a SIM card from one country and has purchased a number from the same country (for example, a French SIM card and a French Onoff number).
A number is considered international when a user has a SIM card from one country and purchases a number from another (for example, a French SIM card and a Belgian Onoff number).
If the Onoff number you want to buy or renew is of a different nationality, it will be at the international rate.
For information, the application detects the country of residence and the nationality of the SIM card used during the last 35 days.
Thus, your store automatically applies the current rates.
⚠ IMPORTANT: We do not have a partner operator in the DOM-TOMs. The pricing is, therefore, not the same as for mainland France.
What is the difference between a national and international Onoff number?
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