IMessage prevents msg from sending as a '1' is in front of the mobile

I am unable to send a message in iMessage because a '1' precedes the contacts mobile number in iMessage on my iPhone 4s. The '1' is not listed in 'my cotacts' mobile number. How can I eliminate the '1' in iMessage to allow the message to be sent,
Thank-you

I may have figured out the problem. I went to the person and found out it was their land line and not their mobile

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