You could try http://complinet.com/file_store/pdf/brochures/compliance_training.pdf
Complinet Ltd
Third Floor, 86-88 Upper Richmond Road, London SW15 2ST
tel: +44 (0)20-8246-4100 • fax: +44 (0)20-8246-4111
email: clientsupport@complinet.com • web www.complinet.com

The number VeryNiceMan quoted no longer works.

Being in Central London the underlying geog number for Complinet will be 0207 xxx xxxx

I am not sure how Cheshire got as far as 0207 429 933x?

In tried to follow the method Dave described in connection with the Shrewsbury Town FC thread but only got as far as establishing that the 0870 042 64xx numbers are provided by Telecoms World plc. Dave, how does one proceed from here and being in Central London is it a case of looking for a needle in the haystack?

You need to search the Ofcom National Numbering Scheme list for the 0200 - 0290 range. Unfortunately, it seems that Telecoms World do not own any geographic numbers in that range. This suggests that they just "lease out" (for want of a better word) 0870 numbers and link them to other providers. This will definitely be a needle in a haystack job!

192.com still returns the above fax number (020 8246 4111) so perhaps they have just moved their switchboard number to another number. I guess it is going to be a case of searching around .

WE ARE NEARLY THERE

0207 429 9300 answers "Editorial" at Complinet.



I tried Googling Complinet but only got the 0870 number. Jgxenite, how did you get 020 7429 9202?

http://www.complinet.com/annual_conference2006/programme/reg_fees.html
Jenny Tyler on Tel: 020-7429-9403 or email: jenny.tyler@complinet.com.

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Data removed due to repeat of number from above.

Indeed, it seems we are there - 0207 429 9300 does connect to Complinet although not the Client Support desk which is as they insist 0870 ....    I think I may request formally whether they wish me to use 0207 429 9300 or another number (not 0870).  If I get nothing sensible back, perhaps I should post this as the alternate number?   

You've all been great - thanks.

cheshire wrote on Jul 31^st, 2007 at 11:40am:

The support number(s) is likely to be 020 7429 93?? or 94?? and possibly 95?? (if they go that high). It's not 96?? because these numbers are used by Chambers Travel.

The best way to find the 020 alternative is to try out of hours, when there's no one in the office. If you call the 0870 (briefly!) during the evening or whenever you're going to do the search, and note how many rings it takes to answer and what it answers with. If it rings out unanswered, then there's little chance of finding it.

If it answers with an answering service with an automated message that gives the extension number, then you're lucky and can probably fit the last few digits of the extension number onto the 020 prefix we know. However, if it answers with a recording, remember the recording and go through their 020 numbers until you find it. Ideally, you will need to be on an inclusive call package to do this, else you'll be charged for each call to each 020 number.

You only need hang on as long as (best slightly longer) than it took to answer the 0870. Most importantly, make a note of what you find, then if you need to go back, you can do and won't have to do it all again. For example, note down which are faxes, which are voicemail services and therefore NOT the ones you're after. This might help eliminate numbers should you not be successful. I suggest you do it on your computer as something like a Word document.

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This is just an example how I do it, and not what I found having tried it!

Make sure you withhold your number! It's useful if you have a phone that you can program numbers into. One with a display helps because you can see what number you've dialled.

I would program in 141020743993. Then press the button I stored it under followed by the last two digits. When 93??s are done, re-program the speed dial button.