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The pattern in 0 79 79 79 98 90 is easy to spot: the 79 group written twice in a row (79 79). Look closer and it uses only four different digits and the digit 9 appears five times after the 07, so there is less to remember.
Read aloud it goes “oh, seven nine, seven nine, seven nine, nine eight, nine oh”, which is quick to say over the phone and easy for someone to note down first time.
If lucky numbers matter to you: the digits total 74, and 7 + 4 reduces to 2.
It is a Platinum number at £179.95, a one-off payment with no contract (see all Platinum numbers). It comes on a UK pay-as-you-go SIM, ready to use or transfer with a PAC code.
It has close neighbours: 0 79 79 79 98 45 and 0 79 79 79 98 18 differ only in the last digits, handy for a team or a his-and-hers set.
If you like this style, browse all 4,326 Golden Numbers. For background, see our guide to what sets the price of a mobile number.
A UK pay-as-you-go SIM carrying the number, posted tracked the same day. Use it as-is, request a PAC code to move it to your current network, or ask us for an eSIM. Keep it active with a top-up or chargeable call roughly every 90 days and it is yours for life.
Yes. Port this number onto your existing SIM with a PAC code; your tariff stays the same.
Yes, by DHL or UPS. The number remains a UK +44 number wherever you use it.
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