not sure and that doen't seem like a safe question-
In the United States, a carrier access code is a 7-digit prefix in the range of 1010000 through 1019999 that allows you to select a long-distance carrier different from your default selection for a particular call. You dial the carrier access code immediately before 1 + area code + number or 011 + country code + city code + number.
Hapag-lloyd carrier code : 9381
EasyJet's ICAO code is EZY. The IATA carrier code is U2.
A carrier code, at least in respect to telephones, is a way of choosing a long distance provider to make a phone call. To use the this option, enter 1010 followed by a 3 digit code to indicate which company to use. You may or may not recall, there were a host of commercials earlier this millennium talking about low cost long distance rates (the one that still sticks in my head is 10-10-220). While these rates are better than a lot of companies, IMHO, they are not as good a rate as you can get with a prepaid calling card.
When you buy a pet carrier, it comes with a code that you can use in the code shop.
Dial the international access prefix for your carrier, followed by the country code '1', the 3-digit area code, and the 7-digit local number. The prefix depends on your carrier in Korea, but it looks like 00X, 003XX, or 007XX.
To find the network access code on a Samsung Galaxy S5, go to the "Settings" app and tap on "About device." Look for the "Status" option, and then select "SIM card status." Here, you may find information related to your network, including the access code or PIN if it is set. If you're looking for a specific code for network unlocking, you may need to contact your carrier for assistance.
If its a GSM phone you can approach the carrier and request the Subsidy CodeThere is third party providers who have access to a database of unlock codes for most Motorola phonesI'm able to access this database for 15$US per code
HAMILTON JACOBI
s3cr3t is the access code.
The SCAC code for National Retail Transportation is NATW. This code is used to identify the carrier in transportation documentation and tracking systems.
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