Hi Mango,
Many thanks for your reply.
If I follow the logics you provided, could you please check if the following is correct:
- Code 7: Russian numbers always consist of 10 digits. Cell phone numbers always start with 9. So if I want to block cell phones there, the script would be: (7[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0), right ?
- Code 972: Israeli fixed numbers consist of 8 digits, including area code (1 digit) and Voip of 9 digits where the first one is always 7. So if I want to allow fixed and Voip numbers and to block the cell phones (always begin with 5) the script would be: (972[(1-4)|6|(8-9)]xxxxxxxS0|972[7]xxxxxxxxS0)
- Code 31: Netherlands: fixed numbers consist of 9 digits including the area code. Cell phones begin with 6 and also 9 digits in total. So if I block the cell phones, the script: (31[(1-5)|(7-9)]xxxxxxxxS0)
So the overall script for the 3 countries above will be:
(7[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0|972[(1-4)|6|(8-9)]xxxxxxxS0|972[7]xxxxxxxxS0|31[(1-5)|(7-9)]xxxxxxxxS0)
Is this correct ?
Please correct if needed. Explanations are more than welcome
Thank you,
Sam