Conference Call France
 How it works
- All participants dial-in at the
date and time you arrange with them for your conference call
- Send the France access number to France located
call guests
- Send the supplied global access number list to
all international attendees so they can enter your call from their country
- When the dial-in number is called, a voice prompt
asks the attendee to enter the supplied PIN
- All participants can then speak and be heard internationally
Optionally, use the included free Audio Console to manage your call if online.
France Conference Call Features
- 119 network access numbers worldwide
- France toll-free and local dial-in
numbers included
- Dial-out feature
- Free audio console portal
- No activation fee
- No monthly fees
- No monthly minimum usage requirements
- No contract term
- 24 hour customer and operator
support
- [ 0 0 ] summons on-call operator,
24/7
- Superb quality international toll
free network
- Automatic attendance report
- Free MP3 session recordings
- Add additional conference call
rooms for other users
Host a France Toll Free Conference Call
Making international calls to or from France is relatively
easy and affordable.
However, when it comes to making international conference calls between individuals in France and other countries,
it becomes challenging due to differences in dialing conventions.
For example, if you're hosting a conference call in
the United States with participants in France or one of its overseas regions, your French attendees won't be able
to connect using your US toll free number.
Likewise, callers in France may be concerned about the cost of dialing your US phone number directly. They might
not even know how to dial out of the country without operator assistance.
You can overcome these obstacles by using an international conference calling service with support for France and
other countries involved in your call. You can host your France group call from any country, but issue different
access numbers for your attendees to use.
For example, if you host a U.S. conference with attendees from France, Italy, South Africa, Ecuador, and Kenya,
your attendees will be able to dial toll free or local access numbers specific to their countries.
Optionally, as the host of the call, you could use the "dial out" feature to direct dial participants
in countries where local or toll free access is not supported.
For example, if you have participants in Mayotte, you could dial them direct and patch them into the France global
conference call.
Using direct dial out often results in lower costs,
too. If  you notice that a participant is from a country with higher per minute rates
than you'd like, you'll often find that dial out rates are significantly lower per minute.
Another advantage of using direct dial to connect attendees to your France global conference call is that you don't
have to wait for them to remember it's time. Simply dial and connect. We also have a Connect App, which makes dial
out even easier.
Whether you need to host an international
conference call in France or have participants located around the world, global group calls are easier and less
expensive than you may have realized.
About France
France is home to 66.2 million people and is known for being
one  of the world's most modern countries. France has five overseas regions, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Mayotte,
Reunion, and Martinique, each of which is considered part of France proper.
France also has several dependent regions: French Polynesia, Clipperton Island, French Southern and Antarctic Lands,
Saint Barthelemy, Saint Martin, New Caledonia, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Wallis and Futuna.
France's economy is considered diverse, with many large companies privatized. However, the power, defense, and
public transportation industries remain under tight government control.
The economy is powered in large part by the services industry (nearly 80 percent). Agriculture makes up just 1.7
percent of the economy.
Telecommunications in France
The CIA World Factbook reports that France had 39.29 million
main line telephones in use as of 2012 and 62.28 million mobile cellular phones.
France has a highly developed, modern telecommunications system consisting for cable and microwave radio relay,
fiber optic cable, and domestic satellites.
Internationally, France's telecommunications system is connected via submarine cables, at least three satellite
earth stations, and HF radiotelephone communications.
France's country code is 33.
Each of its overseas regions has its own international country code:
- French Guiana - 594
- Guadeloupe - 590
- Martinique - 596
- Mayotte - 262
- Reunion - 262
As of 2009, France had 45.26 million Internet users, putting
it in eigth place worldwide.
Telecommunications companies in France include: Altitude Telecom, Bouygues Telecom, Breizh Mobile, Darty, Free,
Numericable, SFR, Orange (formerly France Telecom), and Virgin Mobile. Of these, Orange is the largest.
Some of the major Internet service providers in France include: DartyBox, Free (ISP), Haut Débit Radio Régional,
Lyon Internet Exchange, Neuf Cegetel, Oleane, Wanadoo, and World-NET.
The regulatory authority for France's telecommunications industry is ARCEP (Autorité de Régulation
des Communications Electroniques et des Postes).
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France Export Trading Partners
France international conference
call participants access your conference call by dialing a local France Toll Free number at no cost to them.
As an example, now your
office in France can host a conference call with an associate located in the Australia along with a consultant
in the Belgium.
France Conference calls can be hosted from France
or accessed from France utilizing the France International Toll Free access number sent to the account owner upon
account activation.
The conference call host can use the dial
out feature to bring attendees into your France conference call located in Paris, Lyon, Marseille-Aix, Lille, Toulouse,
Bordeaux, Nantes, Strasbourg, Nice, Grenoble or any other city in France.
If your have a participant
located in a country that is not listed, that participant can still access your conference call using our local
U.S. bridge number (provided upon account activation). Or, the moderator can use our dial-out feature to add the participant to the France conference call.
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Examples of France Based Companies
AXA Group
BNP Paribas
Carrefour
GDF SUEZ
EDF
EADS
Peugeot
Finatis
CNP Assurances
Saint-Gobain
Renault
Société Générale
Orange
VINCI
Credit Agricole
Sanofi
Bouygues
Christian Dior
Schneider Electric
Air France-KLM
Veolia Environnement
L'Oréal Group
Danone
Michelin Group
Sodexo
Natixis
Air Liquide
Safran
Eiffage
Alstom
Alcatel-Lucent
Rexel
Thales
Lafarge
Valeo
Scor
Vivendi
CIC Group
Technip
Financiere de l'Odet
Capgemini
Kering
ATOS
Areva
Pernod Ricard
Publicis Groupe
Wendel
Essilor
Accor
Legrand
Zodiac Aerospace
Iliad
Hermès International
Dassault Aviation
Aeroports de Paris
Dassault Systemes
Unibail-Rodamco
Foncière des Régions
Klepierre
Gecina
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