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United Kingdom telephone numbers; Location of United Kingdom (dark green) Location; Country: United Kingdom: Continent: Europe: Access codes; Country calling +44: International prefix: 00: Trunk prefix: 0: Dial plan; Regulator: Ofcom: Type: Open: NSN length: 10 mostly; 9 in some 01xxx areas, 9 in one 01xxxx area, 9 for all 0500 numbers, 9 for ...
7 de feb. de 2021 · Usage on de.wikipedia.org Telefonvorwahl (Vereinigtes Königreich) Usage on en.wikipedia.org Telephone numbers in the United Kingdom; List of dialling codes in the United Kingdom; Usage on es.wikipedia.org Números de teléfono en el Reino Unido; Usage on fr.wikipedia.org Liste des préfixes téléphoniques au Royaume-Uni; Usage on ru.wikipedia.org
dewiki Telefonvorwahl (Vereinigtes Königreich) enwiki Telephone numbers in the United Kingdom. eswiki Números de teléfono en el Reino Unido. frwiki Liste des préfixes téléphoniques au Royaume-Uni. ruwiki Телефонный план нумерации Великобритании.
Moreover, Premium-rate telephone number#United Kingdom states that premium rate numbers range in rate from 10p to £1.50 per minute, with no mention of a lower bound on the cost of an individual call. "The only case where this differs is with 03 numbers and 070 numbers, where revenue sharing is strictly prohibited"...
Big Number Change. The Big Number Change addressed various issues with the telephone dialling plan in the United Kingdom, during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The first was an update to a small number of geographic dialling codes in response to the rapid late-1990s growth of telecommunications and impending exhaustion of local numbers in ...
