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Cellular Phone Forum / General / GSM / February 2008How to tel which carrier based on three digit prefix?
Hi, all. Is there an easy way to tell which carrier a cell phone is from, based on the phone number? For example, my number starts with area code 780 number 905-xxxx and that means I'm with Rogers. Is there a downloadable cross reference or a web site that will translate area code and prefix into carrier? > Hi, all. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Is there a downloadable cross reference or a web site that will > translate area code and prefix into carrier? With number portability in the US, this is now impossible. You can have a number originally issued on McGraw transferred to Verizon or Sprint, then to land line. > Hi, all. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Is there a downloadable cross reference or a web site that will > translate area code and prefix into carrier? "http://fonefinder.net/" If the number was ported from one carrier to another then the information will be incorrect. > Hi, all. > > Is there an easy way to tell which carrier a cell phone is from, based > on the phone number? What country are you refering to? >> Hi, all. >> >> Is there an easy way to tell which carrier a cell phone is from, based >> on the phone number? > > What country are you refering to? easiest way is to find the communications regulator of the country and then find the number allocation for the country. >>> Hi, all. >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > then > find the number allocation for the country. Yes, I know that, but one first has to know what country OP is talking about! > Yes, I know that, but one first has to know what country OP is talking > about! Hold on! That reply was directed at the original poster! :) |
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