02033 Area Code Information

London Telephone Number Information

02033 forms part of a block of 1,000,000 numbers from the London 02033 area code. There are a total of 48 companies operating 95 number blocks matching your search. To get more information about a specific number then please enter more of it into the search box below. By entering the full number we will be able to tell you which company operates the number. For example, companies such as i-Net Communications Group Plc, who own numbers in the London area, might also provide a variety of services such as VoIP numbers for consumer or commercial use, unified voice and SMS numbers or even SkypeOut® or Vonage® numbers.

This Area Code was introduced as a result of changes which came into effect as a result of phONEday in April 1995 when Ofcom (formerly Oftel) was charged with overseeing an capacity increase in the UK telephone network. Ofcom used the opportunity to introduce a structured numbering scheme to the UK telephone network which included the use of primary indicators such as 07 for mobile and 09 for premium rate calling, allowing callers to understand what costs they might be incurring when they call a given number.

Who called me?

If you have arrived at this site because you are having one of those "what number is this?" or "who just called me?" moments from numbers in the London area then we would advise you to register with the telephonepreference service as soon as possible. Legitimate companies will no longer contact you unless you have explicitly opted in to receiving calls from them. It is possible to register a private residence's number as well as business telephone numbers.

It may also be an option to look at a few of those who called on this number? websites which keep user contributed lists of nuisance callers. Whilst it is important to recognise that this information contributed by the general public and as such may not be accurate these sites do provide a lot of information about the numbers and the types of products and scams the caller might be getting up to, allowing you to be on your guard.

Security

Legitimate organisations will never call you and ask you for usernames, passwords and other sensitive information over the phone. If you are called by someone saying they are from your Bank and similar organisation then ask the caller for reference information so that you can call them back. Do not use the number the caller suggests, but instead find the number from an independent source such as the company's website and then call back.

Local Information**

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