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Which Country Does the 0090 TLF Code Belong To?

PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 8:18 am
Author: UE_kurdophile
I have a (silly) question that i don't know in what section of the topic i should post.
I have just got a message with my mobile phone IN ITALIAN from a country that i think is not european..i suspect it is from Turkey..
the number starts with ++90536... please I dont know who the person is, i have friends around the world! has anyone an idea of teh prefix? sorry for the silly question...i need to know!!!

Re: please I need help

PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 2:24 pm
Author: AlbaSaab
UE_kurdophile wrote:I have a (silly) question that i don't know in what section of the topic i should post.
I have just got a message with my mobile phone IN ITALIAN from a country that i think is not european..i suspect it is from Turkey..
the number starts with ++90536... please I dont know who the person is, i have friends around the world! has anyone an idea of teh prefix? sorry for the silly question...i need to know!!!
Hi, I've googled it, and it seems that it's Turkey.

PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:11 pm
Author: Amanc
yes its turkish mobile

PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 10:24 pm
Author: Diri
No it's not a silly question at all... :wink:

As Lorri and Amanc said; It's a number from Turkey...

0090 is the international code for Turkey... :)

PostPosted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 11:33 am
Author: Amanc
By the way this area code is used by many people in Kurdistan in and around Zaxo where the turkish mobile net works.

PostPosted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 12:25 pm
Author: UE_kurdophile
Thank you all!

The "anonymous" writer later decided to phone me : as I had suspected, it was a friend of mine(half-Kurd, half-Turk,100% Alewi :) ), who is in Istanbul (waiting to get the visa for Italy).

PostPosted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 12:48 pm
Author: serhildane
yes its from turkey as u know and its a pre-paid TURKCELL number.. :lol: there are 3 gsm companies in Turkey(0090), Turkcell(53X), Avea(50X&55X), Telsim(54X)..

i would suggest that give the number to me then i would talk to him/her and what's problem.. then i can say its wrong or a friend was tryin to reach you.. :wink:

im from turkey.. it will make me happy if i can do anything for someone of our community.. :lol:

PostPosted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 1:37 pm
Author: Diri
Bless you Dogukozy hewal! :D


You are such an angel - and good hearted! :lol:

PostPosted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 3:38 pm
Author: serhildane
ehehehehe.. :lol:

yes an gsm angel.. ehehe :wink:

PostPosted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:56 pm
Author: Parsi
dogukozy wrote:yes its from turkey as u know and its a pre-paid TURKCELL number.. :lol: there are 3 gsm companies in Turkey(0090), Turkcell(53X), Avea(50X&55X), Telsim(54X)..

i would suggest that give the number to me then i would talk to him/her and what's problem.. then i can say its wrong or a friend was tryin to reach you.. :wink:

im from turkey.. it will make me happy if i can do anything for someone of our community.. :lol:


Aw that's so nice of you. And so brave - I'de be too scared to call a random stranger.

Sipas dogukozy. :D

PostPosted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 9:56 pm
Author: UE_kurdophile
dogukozy wrote:i would suggest that give the number to me then i would talk to him/her and what's problem.. then i can say its wrong or a friend was tryin to reach you.. :wink:

im from turkey.. it will make me happy if i can do anything for someone of our community.. :lol:

Thank you very much, that's very nice from you.
But now I know for sure it is a friend of mine living in Istanbul, half kurd, half Turk, 100 % Alewi. He just wanted to make me a surprise.

You said you would be happy to help someone of "our community"..I guess you mean kurdish community,don't you? :oops: sorry I am just a European girl. I hope you would help me anyway if i needed your help.

Even if i am not a Kurd, I am a "Kurd at heart", that's why my nickname is kurdophile. I met so many Kurdish guys/girls /mothers/children...that I got very interested and fascinated. I always try to understand more and more about Kurds' situation/culture etc
I dont speak kurmangi, i know a bit of sorani but i have forgotten a lot of words after my kurdish neighbours ( 3 families=15 ppl) moved in another town and the new ones dont seem very interested in a friendship with a European person.

Welcome to the forum!!

PostPosted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 10:24 am
Author: serhildane
Parsi wrote:Aw that's so nice of you. And so brave - I'de be too scared to call a random stranger.

Sipas dogukozy. :D


why hewal Parsi ? its not a problem for me.. we -the lion-hearted Kurdish youth- 8) dont scare of anything even to call a stranger..! :wink:

in turkey, i made it a lot of times.. why should i be scared to call a stranger? and if its for a friend..?

hey Parsi, also if you have a problem with someone in turkey, im just waitin ya contact :wink: :lol:

PostPosted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 10:46 am
Author: serhildane
UE_kurdophile wrote:Thank you very much, that's very nice from you.
But now I know for sure it is a friend of mine living in Istanbul, half kurd, half Turk, 100 % Alewi. He just wanted to make me a surprise.

You said you would be happy to help someone of "our community"..I guess you mean kurdish community,don't you? :oops: sorry I am just a European girl. I hope you would help me anyway if i needed your help.

Even if i am not a Kurd, I am a "Kurd at heart", that's why my nickname is kurdophile. I met so many Kurdish guys/girls /mothers/children...that I got very interested and fascinated. I always try to understand more and more about Kurds' situation/culture etc
I dont speak kurmangi, i know a bit of sorani but i have forgotten a lot of words after my kurdish neighbours ( 3 families=15 ppl) moved in another town and the new ones dont seem very interested in a friendship with a European person.

Welcome to the forum!!


Noooo! :-s how can i say such a thing? :oops: of course i mean all of us expect anti-Kurds or Kurd-hater members.. :lol:

and UE_kurdophile, let me say this, FOR ME and i guess most of MY PEOPLE; a person who is not a Kurd ethnically but a Kurd-lover, and interested in freedom and rights of Kurds, is worth more than a person who is %100 Kurd and not interested in his/her people rights & freedom and also assimilated with our enemies.. :wink:

how can you think that i didnt mean u or other our not-Kurd friends & brothas.. we love you, all supporters of Kurdish freedom movement.. actually especially Europeans.. :wink: we dont feel alone ourself with people like you.. =D>

thanx for your welcome.. :wink:

PostPosted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 1:31 pm
Author: UE_kurdophile
You made me blush!!!! :oops: