Global Access dial-in numbers

Your Global Access dial-in numbers include both toll-free and local and international dial-in numbers, which allow both the chairperson and the participants of a conference to avoid and/or reduce toll charges while meeting. These numbers were established as a cost-effective method to conduct global conference calls from both within your country and outside it. When both a local dial-in number and local toll-free number are listed for a specific country, participants may use either number.

A Local toll-free number is a number participants can use to dial-in with no charge. However, the Chairperson will incur charges.

A Local dial-in number allows participants to join the call with a local number, saving them the cost of an international call.

An International dial-in number is the same as the local dial-in number. One is formatted for use when inside the listed country and the other is formatted for use when outside the listed country.

Instructions

1. On the list below, locate the country you are calling from.
   1. Use a local dial-in to join conference calls. This is almost always the most cost-effective number to use.
   2. If no local dial-in is available, it may be less expensive to use a neighboring country's international dial-in. Please check with your local telecom company to evaluate if using a neighboring country's international dial-in is cost-effective.
   3. If you are traveling or out of the office, please use the associated local toll-free number.
   4. If you are calling from a country not on this list, you will need to dial the international prefix for the country you're calling from, then the international dial-in number from your host's invitation.
2. The chairperson should invite the participants to the conference in advance and tell them:
   1. The date, time, and time zone, of the call.
   2. The toll and toll-free numbers listed on your wallet card.
   3. The Global Access Numbers for each participant's country (found below).
   4. The Participant passcode, followed by #.
3. At the time of the call, the chairperson and participants join the conference by dialing the relevant number identified in step 1.
4. When prompted for a passcode, callers should enter their chairperson or participant passcode, depending on their role, followed by #.