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Are you setting up business in Durham and want to reassure customers of your local presence? Everyone does, and that’s why you have landed right here on the 0191 telephone number info page. So, before you go anywhere else let us tell you a little more about the 0191 prefix. Did you know that in addition to Durham, 0191 also accommodates the bordering locations of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gateshead and Sunderland?
If you would like to ascertain whether 0191 is also the right option for your area simply call 0330 332 0400. Our dedicated, UK-based staff are always happy to help, 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. If you’re sure of what you want, buy your 0191 number and have your new system set up in minutes.
0191 is the area code for Sunderland, Newcastle, Gateshead and Durham, and the neighbouring areas. All telephone numbers for this area are made up of 7 digits.
If 0191 is followed by a 2, 4, 6 or 8, this indicates that it is a telephone number for Newcastle or Gateshead. Durham numbers have a 3 or 9 after the area code. Sunderland numbers have 1, 5 or 7 after 0191.
Telephone numbers that begin 01 or 02 are known as geographic numbers, meaning they relate to a landline in a specific location. However, this does not necessarily mean that a business or home with an 0191 number is definitely based in one of the areas mentioned above.
For example, telephone calls can now be made over the Internet, using services such as Skype, instead of the telephone network. Calls can be made or received anywhere in the world, but many homes and businesses use geographic numbers for these services.
Mobile phone providers now offer landline numbers for their mobile phones. Small businesses, in particular, use this facility to convey a permanent image and to give the impression that they are locally based.
As you can see from these examples, phoning a landline with a particular area code does not necessarily mean that the call is being received in that location. However, regardless of whether your call is being forwarded elsewhere or not, you will only pay the normal UK landline rate. This also applies to calls to a mobile phone with a landline number.
The cost of calls to a landline number, from your home phone, can vary depending on your provider and phone tariff. Some plans might allow you to make free calls at weekends or in the evenings, or both. Others do not charge for calls to geographic numbers. Always check with your telephone company for specific details of your plans and any charges. If you are charged for a call the maximum you can expect to pay is 13p per minute.
The cost of a call from your mobile to a landline number can be between 3p to 55p per minute. However, most mobile phone tariffs allow free calls to 01 and 02 numbers, within their monthly allowance. So, you will only be charged if you have used your allowance, or if your plan does not include free calls. Again, check with your mobile provider for tariff details and charges.
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