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0000 Mobile Numbers UK
120 Numbers in Stock
This collection brings together UK mobile numbers selected for prominent repeated-zero patterns, including numbers with four, five or longer runs of zeros, within the number or towards the end. 0000 is a pattern of digits inside the number, not a mobile prefix. Every number shown is in stock, with your PAC code sent the same day.
What are 0000 mobile numbers?
A 0000 mobile number is an ordinary UK 07 mobile number in which zeros form a clear, memorable part of the pattern – for example four zeros together, or a longer group of zeros. 0000 describes the digits inside the number; it is not a mobile prefix. Calls to these numbers are charged as calls to any UK mobile.
0000, 00000 and longer zero patterns
Buyers often search for a set number of zeros – 0000, 00000 or more. In this collection the zeros can sit in the middle of the number or towards the end, for example:
- 07482 670000 – ends with four zeros.
- 07477 600000 – ends with five zeros.
- 07849 000036 – four zeros in the middle of the number.
- 07400 000598 – five zeros together.
- 07400 000087 – six zeros together.
Why choose a mobile number with repeated zeros?
A run of zeros is easy to see and easy to say: a number such as 07482 670000 can be read out as “six-seven, four zeros”. Groups of zeros give a number a clean, structured look on a business card or a website, and make it quicker for customers and friends to remember.
Choosing a 0000 mobile number
The number of zeros is only part of the picture. Each number in this collection is chosen for how the whole number reads – the prefix, the digits around the zeros and how naturally it splits into groups. Points worth considering:
- Whether you prefer the zeros at the end of the number or within it.
- How easily the whole number can be read out over the phone.
- Which prefix you like, from older 0777-style ranges to other 07 prefixes.
If you prefer a repeated prefix rather than repeated zeros, see 07777 Numbers or 07888 Numbers; for numbers built from very few different digits, see 2 Digits Repeating. You can also browse all Available Numbers.
Buying and transferring your number
Every number on this page is in stock and can be bought online. After checkout we send you the PAC code; you activate a SIM with the UK network you choose and give them the PAC code, and the receiving network completes the transfer. PAC timings are in the questions below, and step-by-step help is in our Transfer Guide.
0000 mobile numbers: common questions
What is a 0000 mobile number?
A UK 07 mobile number in which a group of zeros, such as 0000 or 00000, forms a prominent part of the pattern. It works like any other UK mobile number.
Can the zeros appear in the middle of the mobile number?
Yes. Some numbers in this collection have the zeros in the middle, for example 07849 000036, and others end with them, for example 07482 670000.
Do you sell numbers with five or more zeros together?
Yes – for example 07477 600000 (five zeros) and 07400 000087 (six zeros). Availability changes as numbers sell.
Are the 0000 mobile numbers shown currently available?
Yes. Every number shown on this page is in stock and can be bought online.
How do I transfer a 0000 number to my mobile service?
We send your PAC code the same day during service hours (9am–9pm UK time, 7 days a week); orders placed after 9pm receive it the following morning. You activate a SIM with the UK network you choose and give them the PAC code. When you submit the PAC to your network before 5pm on a working day, the transfer normally completes by 6pm on the following working day.
Our standard procedure for providing customers with mobile numbers is by issuing a Porting Authorisation Code (PAC). PACs can be used immediately and enable your mobile network to legally transfer your new mobile number within 24 hours.