What's happened to 118.com
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From: Walton on the Naze Essex.
What's happened to 118.com
First I was pushed to 119.com and when I persisted, FF warned me I was requesting a risky site. It offered me 115.com
It was too good to be true, but has it gone the way of commercialism? If so, is there a new way to get UK numbers without being a subscriber?
It was too good to be true, but has it gone the way of commercialism? If so, is there a new way to get UK numbers without being a subscriber?
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Thanks Milo, that is so obvious when you see it in b&w in front of you, but I'd never thought about that, so when I've been looking up numbers and not found them, I've just assumed the subscribers choose to be unlisted. Although it lists Jersey numbers and they are JT, not BT.
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The BT Phone Book provides number for all providers and not just BT customers.
See this quote from the "Help" section of the website -
"The Phone Book online uses data from a core database to which all licensed Telecommunications Operators and Service Providers submit their customer's directory data."
See this quote from the "Help" section of the website -
"The Phone Book online uses data from a core database to which all licensed Telecommunications Operators and Service Providers submit their customer's directory data."
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118.com - Comprehensive Business Search is actually up and running but appears to only offer business numbers
