I viewed my listing of individuals not in the USA. I know their phone numbers were landlines, but they come up on my listing as mobile phones, why? The cost increases because they are listed this way, when in fact they are not. Example: All phone numbers in Latvia that are land-lines begin with a "6", whereas all cell phones, i.e., mobile phones begin with "2"; thus dialing a number from the US - [edited for privacy] is a land-line, whereas dialing [edited for privacy] is a cell-phone. Not quite the same thing with Germany, as I believe Germany has special routing/city/area code numbers for cell-phones only, as is indicated in your charge list. Thus, why would a phone number in Würzburg when dialed, i.e., [edited for privacy]be listed as a cell-phone. The 931 is the routing code assigned to Würzburg.
Pleas do not responde with the answer: it is the equipment they are using and not the type of phone service the individual, as I am sure your equipment and computers and software can distinguish between the two.
Thank you for your attention
