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You're an amazing dude and a really great person, I really look up to you.

Do you think that the time and place the number was bought on has anything to do with dialing code?

Thank you for your kind words, I truly appreciate It.

In response to your question, Is It the "dialing/country code" that you're referring to?  If so, then that's dedicated to the country of where the device Is connected, and has no relevance to where It was purchased.

Do note, that the dialing code Is different to the "IDD (International Direct Dialing) access code". Of course, the "area code" Is also different, and used to Identify a given telephone service area.

Yes, I meant that, I don't understand IDD. So, let's say, I have 13 dialing codes, I can use each one of them in a manner of +49 (dialing code) 1xx then (missing three digits) like 000, 001, 002, 003, and so on and then the last 4 confirmed digits that I have, and those 3 missing should end at 999, right?

That way, 13 dialing codes multiples by (000 to 999) 1000, should leave me with 13000 possibilities, or am I missing something here?

I can use 1000 number each to export to Instagram and look for target.

Your calculations are correct, but why are you specifically focusing on the dialing code, rather than formulating the entire cell phone number?