Calling/Faxing Area Code 876?

[Banana11]

Hello! I need to fax our birth certificates, passports, etc. to my wedding planner in Ocho Rios. She gave me an "876" number to send them to. I looked online and it appears you just dial it like any other long distance number in the US? Does anyone know if there are additional charges for dialing/faxing "876" other than the usual long distance charges? I was nervous I would do it incorrectly and send our personal information to Joe Schmo in who knows where. And I also wondered if I used my work fax machine if it would cost money because it's out of the country. That wouldn't be good!

 

Thanks!!!

[KarmaB]

It will charge you for an international call, at least that is how I was charged with my carrier. I'm sure each carrier is different as to what the actual cost is, but be aware it is an international fee.

[ErinB]

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Originally Posted by FutureMrsB It will charge you for an international call, at least that is how I was charged with my carrier. I'm sure each carrier is different as to what the actual cost is, but be aware it is an international fee.

This is correct. I think my call was about $2 per minute. Luckily we had a stateside planner through the resort that handled all of that so I only called once. You might also check with your cell phone compnay and see what their international rate is.

You just dial like you normally would, 1 + area code + number.

[becks]

My recommendation is to scan your documents in (you can do this at Kinko's if you don't have or know someone that has a scanner) and e-mail the documents to her. That way you know she's the recipient.

[Banana11]

Great idea about scanning them in! Thank you!