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	==Why is the response giving me a country abbreviation called “XV” or “XG”?==		==Why is the response giving me a country abbreviation called “XV” or “XG”?==
	'''*Note: These country codes have been ~~depreciated~~ and no longer show in the latest version.'''		'''*Note: These country codes have been deprecated and no longer show in the latest version.'''

	The International Organization for Standardization, or ISO, assigns each country a two letter code, known as the alpha-2 codes. For example, the United States ISO 3166 Alpha-2 code is US. Canada is CA. Germany is DE. This is what fills the [[Global Phone:Response#Country Abbreviation\|CountryAbbreviation]] response for our GlobalPhone service.		The International Organization for Standardization, or ISO, assigns each country a two letter code, known as the alpha-2 codes. For example, the United States ISO 3166 Alpha-2 code is US. Canada is CA. Germany is DE. This is what fills the [[Global Phone:Response#Country Abbreviation\|CountryAbbreviation]] response for our GlobalPhone service.

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			==How accurate is Global Phone at identifying disconnected and invalid numbers?==
			Global Phone is 90% accurate when identifying disconnected and invalid numbers.


			==How does Global Phone validation work?==
			Global Phone uses proprietary technology that includes live Telco network data, phone switch signaling data, and years of research and development to validate phone numbers.


	==How reliable is the coverage for premium?==		==How reliable is the coverage for premium?==
	For CallerID, a new field is added onto the response that returns the name associated with the phone, if available.		For CallerID, a new field is added onto the response that returns the name associated with the phone, if available.

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 ==How does Premium and CallerID impact the results, compared to Express?==
 For CallerID, a new field is added onto the response that returns the name associated with the phone, if available.

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 ==What Exactly do the Latitude/Longitude fields designate to?==
 The coordinates from a phone response gives a general area of where the phone had originated from.

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			==What Exactly do the Latitude/Longitude fields designate to?==
			The coordinates from a phone response gives a general area of where the phone had originated from.

			For example, if a phone was registered and activated in New York, but the recipient is currently in Pennsylvania, then the coordinates would show the New York area.

			The coordinates ''do not'' correspond to a cellphone’s current location or the exact coordinates of a store the phone was activated in. The coordinates do not change with premium mode, but may be updated with our updates to the service.


	==Why is the response giving me a country abbreviation called “XV” or “XG”?==		==Why is the response giving me a country abbreviation called “XV” or “XG”?==
			'''*Note: These country codes have been depreciated and no longer show in the latest version.'''

	The International Organization for Standardization, or ISO, assigns each country a two letter code, known as the alpha-2 codes. For example, the United States ISO 3166 Alpha-2 code is US. Canada is CA. Germany is DE. This is what fills the [[Global Phone:Response#Country Abbreviation\|CountryAbbreviation]] response for our GlobalPhone service.		The International Organization for Standardization, or ISO, assigns each country a two letter code, known as the alpha-2 codes. For example, the United States ISO 3166 Alpha-2 code is US. Canada is CA. Germany is DE. This is what fills the [[Global Phone:Response#Country Abbreviation\|CountryAbbreviation]] response for our GlobalPhone service.

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 ==What are the valid inputs for the Global Phone’s Lookup method?==
 The Lookup method can take in a phone number, a country name or ISO2 code, and a country of origin’s name or ISO2 code.

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	==What are the valid inputs for the Global Phone’s Lookup method?==		==What are the valid inputs for the Global Phone’s Lookup method?==
	The Lookup method can take in a phone number, a country name or ISO2 code, and a country of origin’s name or ISO2 code.		The Lookup method can take in a phone number, a country name or ISO2 code, and a country of origin’s name or ISO2 code.

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==What are the valid inputs for the Global Phone’s Lookup method?==
The Lookup method can take in a phone number, a country name or ISO2 code, and a country of origin’s name or ISO2 code.

The phone number can be inserted in the local or international format.

The phone country and the country of origin can take in the official country name or the ISO2 code for that region.

{|class="alternate01" cellspacing="0"
!Territory Name
!Territory’s ISO2 Code
!Country it falls in
!Reassigned ISO2
|-
|Åland Islands
|AX
|Finland
|FI
|-
|Bouvet Island
|BV
|Norway
|NO
|-
|Cocos (Keeling) Islands
|CC
|Australia
|AU
|-
|Christmas Island
|CX
|Australia
|AU
|-
|Western Sahara
|EH
|Morocco
|MA
|-
|South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
|GS
|Great Britian / United Kingdom
|GB
|-
|Heard Island and McDonald Islands
|HM
|Australia
|AU
|-
|Pitcairn
|PN
|Great Britian / United Kingdom
|GB
|-
|Svalbard and Jan Mayen
|SJ
|Norway
|NO
|-
|French Southern Territories
|TF
|FR
|FR
|-
|United States Minor Outlying Islands
|UM
|United States
|US
|-
|Vatican City / Holy See
|VA
|Italy
|IT
|}

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