Direct numbers are provided by mobile operators to combine the functions of mobile and landline telephones in one device, providing communication services at the price of city tariffs. It is quite easy to find out the operator who serves the mobile phone number.
It is necessary
access to the Internet
Instructions
Step 1
View the first digits of the direct phone number. The first digit - 8 or +7 - means the country code (Russia in this case). The next three digits, in some cases, may indicate that the number belongs to a certain cellular company, for example, the identifier 925 indicates that the number is connected to the Megafon network, and 903 to Beeline, 985 to MTS. Also, many companies use the city code instead of the prefix in which the subscriber was connected to the system.
Step 2
If you have access to the Internet, check that the direct number belongs to a particular operator using special online services, for example, https://www.numberingplans.com/. On this resource you can get information regarding the serving telephone company of a certain number, the region of connection and other data of the subscriber.
Step 3
Go to the open page of the site to the menu for checking phone numbers, which is on the left (Number analyzes tools). In the menu that opens, select the very first item from the top - Analysis of telephone numbers. Enter the subscriber's phone number in international format, instead of eight using +7.
Step 4
Pay attention to the data entry rules described below. After making sure that the number is spelled correctly, press the Enter key and wait for the verification results to appear. In the lower right corner, review the details of the direct number belonging to the network operator.
Step 5
In order to find out the servicing operator of any mobile phone number, use the definition by identifiers, having previously found the table on the Internet or using this resource. Please note that this information is provided free of charge and does not require sending SMS to confirm the receipt of the service.
