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07900 Mobile numbers UK

07900 is a UK mobile range. In the latest Ofcom data the 07900 blocks are allocated to Vodafone Limited. Calls and texts to 07900 numbers are charged at your standard mobile rate.

All one million 07900 numbers are allocated, the first in 2000. Visitors have checked 56 different 07900 numbers here.

07900 at a glance

Number type
UK mobile, standard rate (not premium, not a landline)
Numbers allocated
1,000,000 of 1,000,000 (100%)
Providers
Big four networks
100% of allocated numbers (Vodafone)
First issued
29 September 2000
Newest range
29 September 2000
Location
None: UK mobile numbers aren't tied to a place

Source: Ofcom numbering data, re-imported weekly.

What it costs to call an 07900 number

Standard mobile rate, usually inside call bundles.

From a mobile
Normally in inclusive minutes; 3p to 65p a minute outside them
From a landline
Often included; otherwise typically 10p to 20p a minute plus a set-up fee (usually 23p)

Source: Ofcom call costs guide (updated 31 January 2025). Ofcom treats these as indicative; your provider sets the final price.

What people check and report about 07900 numbers

From searches in our lookup form since 13 May 2026 and the verdicts and reports visitors left. A check means someone typed the number in, usually after a missed call.

Checks
57
Different numbers checked
56
Different people checking
56

That makes 07900 numbers the 304th most-checked of the 592 mobile blocks people have looked up here.

Caller verdicts on 07900 numbers: 2

2 scam. Too few to show shares yet.

Community reports: bank impersonation (1).

Latest comments

  • “Claimbed to be criptowallet security and some one was trying to get in to it also i dont have crypto wallet”

    Scam · 07900 818311 · 10 Nov 2026

Recent community reports on 07900 numbers

Most-reported and most-checked 07900 numbers

NumberVerdictsReportsPeople checking
07900 7052181 scam11
07900 8183111 scam—1

If a 07900 number called you

Reports here are mostly about bank impersonation, so treat unexpected calls as possible scams.

  1. 1

    Bank calls: use 159

    Hang up and dial 159 from a phone the caller hasn't just used. It connects you to most UK banks' real fraud lines. Your bank will never ask you to move money to a 'safe account'.

    159 (Stop Scams UK) ↗

  2. 2

    Call back on a number you trust

    If a caller says they're your bank, HMRC, a courier or a council, hang up and ring the organisation on the number from its website or your statement, never the number that called you. Caller ID can be faked.

  3. 3

    Forward it to 7726

    On a mobile, copy the caller's number from your recent calls and text it to 7726 (it spells SPAM). Scam texts can be forwarded to 7726 as they are. It's free, and your network uses the reports to investigate and block numbers.

    Ofcom: what to do about a scam call ↗

  4. 4

    If you lost money or shared details

    Call your bank on the number on your card (or 159 to reach most UK banks safely), then report it to Report Fraud online or on 0300 123 2040. Report Fraud replaced Action Fraud on 4 December 2025 for England, Wales and Northern Ireland; in Scotland call Police Scotland on 101.

    159 (Stop Scams UK) ↗Report Fraud ↗

Who owns a 07900 number?

07900 is not an area code: it is a slice of the national 07 mobile range that Ofcom hands to providers in blocks. The largest holder of 07900 numbers is Vodafone. A number can be ported to another network while keeping its digits, so the holder is the original provider rather than necessarily today’s. The person behind a number isn’t public: no legitimate free service can name a stranger from their mobile number. See UK mobile networks by prefix for how blocks are shared out.

Ranges starting with 0790010 on Ofcom's register
PrefixStatusRange holderAllocated
+44 79000AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79001AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79002AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79003AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79004AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79005AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79006AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79007AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79008AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000
+44 79009AllocatedVodafone Limited29 September 2000

FAQs about 07900

Which network are 07900 numbers on?

Ofcom has allocated 1,000,000 of the million 07900 numbers (100%) to 1 provider: Vodafone (1,000,000). The four big networks hold 100% of the allocated numbers. A number can be ported, so its current network may differ.

When were 07900 numbers first issued?

The oldest allocation still on Ofcom's register for 07900 dates from 29 September 2000.

Can I find out who owns a 07900 number?

Ofcom's register names the provider behind each 07900 range, not the person using a number, and UK mobile numbers aren't in any public directory. Enter the full number above to see its range holder and any verdicts or reports about that exact number.

Are 07900 numbers scams?

Visitors have checked 56 different 07900 numbers here 57 times since May 2026. They left 2 verdicts: 2 scam, 0 nuisance, 0 safe.

What does it cost to call a 07900 number?

It's a standard UK mobile number: calls are normally in inclusive minutes, and Ofcom's call costs guide puts calls outside a bundle at 3p to 65p a minute from a mobile and typically 10p to 20p a minute from a landline.

How do I report a 07900 number?

Copy the number from your recent calls and text it to 7726 (free); forward scam texts to 7726 too. If you lost money, call your bank and report it to Report Fraud on 0300 123 2040 (Police Scotland on 101 in Scotland). Register with the Telephone Preference Service to cut sales calls.