- Range holder
- VoIP-Un Limited
- Ofcom blocks allocated
- 669
- Dialling codes covered
- 595
- Number types held
- 5
- Largest single area
- 028 Northern Ireland
- Data source
- Ofcom numbering data
Who is VoIP-Un Limited?
VoIP-Un Limited is the name Ofcom records as the range holder for 669 UK number blocks. Ofcom publishes which communications provider each block of the national numbering plan was allocated to; it does not publish what those numbers are used for or who uses them, so everything on this page is the footprint, not the customer list.
Their allocation is overwhelmingly geographic landline ranges, spread across 595 of the UK’s 599 dialling codes — the allocation pattern of a national landline or VoIP provider rather than a local one.
VoIP-Un Limited’s footprint by number type
| Number type | Allocated blocks |
|---|---|
| Geographic landlines (01/02) | 660 |
| UK-wide 03 numbers | 5 |
| Freephone (0800 / 0808) | 1 |
| 084 service numbers | 2 |
| 087 service numbers | 1 |
Where VoIP-Un Limited’s landline numbers are
VoIP-Un Limited holds geographic (01/02) blocks in 595 dialling-code areas. These are the codes where they hold the most:
| Dialling code | Area | Allocated blocks |
|---|---|---|
028 | Northern Ireland | 34 |
01539 | Kendal | 4 |
01768 | Penrith | 4 |
01434 | Bellingham | 3 |
01507 | Alford (Lincs) | 3 |
0191 | Tyneside / Durham / Sunderland | 3 |
020 | London | 3 |
01202 | Bournemouth | 2 |
01229 | Barrow-in-Furness | 2 |
01339 | Aboyne | 2 |
01387 | Dumfries | 2 |
01388 | Bishop Auckland | 2 |
…plus smaller allocations in 583 more dialling codes.
Number ranges VoIP-Un Limited holds
The ranges where VoIP-Un Limited holds the largest allocations. Each one links to a full guide showing every provider in that range:
…and 616 more ranges across the numbering plan.
What a call from a VoIP-Un Limited range means
If our phone number checker shows VoIP-Un Limited for a number, it means Ofcom allocated the block that number sits in to VoIP-Un Limited. That is genuinely useful — it tells you the number is a real, allocated UK number of a known type — but three caveats matter:
- It is not the caller. The person or business on the other end is a customer of VoIP-Un Limited, or of a reseller buying numbers wholesale from them.
- It may not even be their network any more. Numbers are ported between providers all the time, and Ofcom’s data keeps showing the original allocation.
- Caller ID can be faked. Spoofing lets a fraudster display any number, including one from a VoIP-Un Limited range they have nothing to do with.
Ofcom’s data shows the provider each number range was originally allocated to — not who holds an individual number today. Numbers are frequently moved (ported) between providers, and no public database reveals the person or business behind a specific number, so treat any service that claims to with suspicion.
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Other UK range holders
Operators with a similar-sized share of the numbering plan:
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