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324 ABC ABC Numbers in Stock
ABC ABC numbers – also written ABCABC or XYZ XYZ – are UK mobile numbers in which a group of three digits is repeated, such as 640 640 in 07922 640640. In most numbers here the repeated group forms the last six digits, so the number ends in two matching halves that are easy to say, share and remember. Every number below is in stock, with your PAC code sent the same day.
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What is an ABC ABC mobile number?
An ABC ABC mobile number is a standard UK 07 mobile number in which a group of three digits is repeated. In most numbers here the group repeats straight away, as in 640 640 or 821 821. The letters simply describe the shape – A, B and C stand for the digits in the group – and the same pattern is also written ABCABC or XYZ XYZ. It is a digit pattern, not a mobile prefix or a network, so the number is charged like any other UK mobile.
How the repeated group appears
Most numbers in this collection end with the repeated group, so the last six digits split into two matching halves. A few have the group in the middle. Examples from this collection:
- At the end – 07922 640640, 07446 821821 and 07776 763763.
- In the middle – 0776 138138 6.
- Running digits – 07765 456456 and 07774 789789.
Some groups echo digits from the start of the number, as in 07407 740740, and some use only two different digits, as in 07427 996996. A small number of numbers in the collection repeat the group with a slight variation rather than straight away. The selection changes as numbers sell and new numbers are added.
Why a repeated group is easy to remember
Once you know the group, you know the second half of the number. A number such as 07922 640640 can be read as the prefix followed by “six-four-oh, six-four-oh”, so it is quick to give out by phone, easy for others to note down and simple to recall later. That makes ABC ABC numbers a practical choice for business lines on cards, vans and websites, as well as for personal numbers.
Choosing an ABC ABC number
A few points to consider:
- Which three-digit group you prefer, such as a running sequence like 456 or 789.
- Whether the group echoes digits earlier in the number.
- How the whole number reads aloud, and how it looks written down.
For a two-digit pair repeated three times, see AB AB AB Numbers. For numbers built from just a few different digits, see 2 Digits Repeating; for running digits, see Sequential Numbers, or browse every pattern in 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 a compatible UK mobile network that accepts PAC transfers, give it the PAC code, and the network moves the number across. PAC timings are in the questions below, and our Transfer Guide explains each step.
ABC ABC mobile numbers: common questions
What is an ABC ABC mobile number?
A UK 07 mobile number in which a group of three digits is repeated, such as 640 640 in 07922 640640. It is also written ABCABC or XYZ XYZ. It works like any other UK mobile number.
Where does the repeated group appear in the number?
In most numbers here it forms the last six digits, as in 07446 821821. In a few it sits in the middle, as in 0776 138138 6, and a small number repeat the group with a slight variation.
How is this different from AB AB AB and ABC ABC ABC?
AB AB AB numbers repeat a two-digit pair three times, such as 10 10 10. ABC ABC numbers repeat a three-digit group twice, such as 640 640. Numbers where a three-digit group repeats three times are listed separately as ABC ABC ABC.
Are these numbers currently in stock?
Yes. Every number shown on this page is in stock and can be bought online.
How do I transfer my new number?
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 then activate a SIM with a compatible UK mobile network that accepts PAC transfers and give them the PAC code to move the number across.
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.