Hello and welcome to the forum robmar0se. It's a breath of fresh air to find someone who gives us something to work with. You'd be suprised by the number of people who come on here with just a company name and non-geographical number and expect us to find the basic information.

A search of 192.com for ROCK in WARWICK provides a few results for Rockdirect.com at the same address. Sales is down as and customer services is . It also reveals other companies listed at the same address, most of which have 0870 numbers. If these don't work, it gives us a starting point at least, ie their numbers seem to start 01926 45646x.

robmar0se wrote on Dec 14^th, 2005 at 4:37pm:

Yes. It's best to do this out of hours for obvious reasons. I suggest you withhold your number with 141.

They've got a handful of 0870/1 numbers (which fax numbers correspond to which NGNs will be more difficult to pinpoint), and even though you're just after one of them, it would be useful to know them all.

I suggest you ring each 0870/1 to see what recording or menu options it answers with. Then ring different DDI numbers listening for that message. If the NGN answers within a couple of rings, you know that the geographical will aswell, although you could hang on to see if it is someone's direct number (ie they have their own voicemail on).

It's worth making a note of what you find on each number, ie if a number is unanswered, out of service, voicemail, fax etc. That way you know what you've done and you may need to refer back to it later.