SCNF phone numbers for English speakers
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SCNF phone numbers for English speakers
Can someone tell me the phone number to ask the SNCF questions in English about placing orders for tickets?
I just looked at the SNCF site, and searched but nothing in the way of telephone numbers rises on the screen.
I have bought before, but I always collected my tickets in France.
This time, the situation is different.
I just looked at the SNCF site, and searched but nothing in the way of telephone numbers rises on the screen.
I have bought before, but I always collected my tickets in France.
This time, the situation is different.
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Phone number depends on where he's calling from. From outside France you drop the "0" at the beginning, so, assuming the basic number is correct
011 33 8 92 35 35 39
From within France it is
08 92 35 35 39
011 33 8 92 35 35 39
From within France it is
08 92 35 35 39
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I will be calling from the US of A.
I sometimes call friends in Europe, so the 011 bit I know. I usually use a dial around, too, after shopping for rates.
The situation this time is I am trying to help plan a trip for someone who has not travelled much outside of a small area.
I sometimes call friends in Europe, so the 011 bit I know. I usually use a dial around, too, after shopping for rates.
The situation this time is I am trying to help plan a trip for someone who has not travelled much outside of a small area.
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Hi bob,
You can spend time and money talking to the SNCF people or you can let us help you with your real problem.
That's why I asked.
>...I am trying to help plan a trip for someone who has not travelled much outside of a small area.<
They can have their tickets mailed to their hotel in Europe.
Am I right?
You can spend time and money talking to the SNCF people or you can let us help you with your real problem.
That's why I asked.
>...I am trying to help plan a trip for someone who has not travelled much outside of a small area.<
They can have their tickets mailed to their hotel in Europe.
Am I right?
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