Saturday, September 21, 2013

List of Mobile Number Prefixes (Globe, Smart, and Sun)

9/21/2013


Know the number on which network it belongs. This list is useful for those who often subscribe to unlimited text or call services.

0813 Smart
0817 Globe
0905 Globe or Touch Mobile
0906 Globe or Touch Mobile
0907 Smart or Talk N Text
0908 Smart or Talk N Text
0909 Smart or Talk N Text
0910 Smart or Talk N Text
0912 Smart or Talk n Text
0915 Globe or Touch Mobile
0916 Globe or Touch Mobile
0917 Globe
09178 Globe postpaid
0918 Smart
0919 Smart or Talk n Text
0920 Smart, Talk N Text, Addict Mobile
0921 Smart or Talk N Text
0922 Sun Cellular
0923 Sun Cellular
0925 Sun Cellular
0926 Globe or Touch Mobile
0927 Globe or Touch Mobile
0928 Smart or Talk N Text
0929 Smart or Talk N Text
0930 Smart, Talk N Text, Red Mobile
0932 Sun Cellular
0933 Sun Cellular
0934 Sun Cellular
0935 Globe or Touch Mobile
0936 Globe or Touch Mobile
0937 Globe or Touch Mobile
0938 Smart, Talk N Text, Red Mobile
0939 Smart, Talk N Text, Red Mobile
0942 Sun Cellular
0943 Sun Cellular
0946 Talk N Text
0947 Smart
0948 Smart or Talk N Text
0949 Smart or Talk N Text
0973 Extelcom
0974 Extelcom
0977 Next Mobile
0979 Next Mobile
0989 Smart or Talk N Text
0994 Globe
0996 Globe or Touch Mobile
0997 Globe or Touch Mobile
0998 Smart
0999 Smart (old Umobile prefix)

Mobile phone area codes in the Philippines are composed of three digits and always start with the number 9. Originally, there were only three prefixes or area codes used for mobile phones: 917 for Globe Telecom, 918 for Smart Communications and 973 for Express Telecom, the three existing mobile companies at the time. As service grew rapidly throughout the 1990s and even until today, existing codes have been exhausted and new codes have been added to fulfill demand. [Source: Wikipedia]

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