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Title: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by oby on Jun 26^th, 2006 at 11:16am

Do anybody know any free 118 number, the 08000192190 I had has been disactivated. Thanks oby

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by Dave on Jun 26^th, 2006 at 11:49am

Why use telephone directory enquiries when you can lookup online for free?

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by oby on Jun 26^th, 2006 at 11:58am

On a good day you can get a NGN of small companies by using the 118 numbers. I have checked the company an after on line but found an 0870 number. Thanks Oby

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by Tanllan on Jun 26^th, 2006 at 12:15pm

Well done oby, that's an excellent use of the system.
Any chance that you might be able to add the 01/02 numbers and their 0870s/names to this website, please?

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by jimbo1943 on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 8:54am

Dave,what do you use to look online for free

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by a very nice man on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 10:48am

obviously all are www.
bt.com
118.com
192.com
mycartel.co.uk/
scoot.com
thomweb.co.uk
yell.com
118118.com
productsquest.com/
google
yahoo

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by Heinz on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 12:18pm

IIRC, the alternative BT DQ services on 118707 (@ a fixed fee of 29p - from a BT landline - per single enquiry) is currently one of the cheapest if you have to phone.

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by oby on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 1:24pm

Thank you A VERY NICE MAN you are a life saver. Oby

Title: Re: Telephone Directory Numbers
Post by Dave on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 7:29pm

jimbo1943 wrote on Jun 29^th, 2006 at 8:54am:

Dave,what do you use to look online for free

Usually 192.com for finding geographical numbers of companies that have changed to NGNs as it seems to have what might be classed as out of date information. Sometimes it brings up entries from a company's previous address or out of service numbers. I notice that there is the occasional mistake with 192.com like two digits crossed, so that's where BT DQ comes in.

Also, for businesses, I look at Yell.com and Thomson.

And if you are on the move and can't get to a PC, you can lookup numbers with BT DQ on a WAP mobile at:
wap.bt.com/wap/dq/dqws.jsp