This is in all probability NOT a UK number.
I suspect that the call originates from (+1) area code 607.
The number that is transmitted in CLI form does NOT include 0 or 00
in front. But it has a "natioanl/international" flag elsewhere in the
protocol. So the receiving telco can prepend the appropriate code for
the "+". E.g. I call the USA it SHOULD show up as 011448703212282 but if
I call Germany they will see 00448703212282.
Unfortunately, that flag is very often not properly set, so you get the
"STD access code" in front (i.e. 0, instead of 00).
I see this all the time on inbound calls.
Tim Trent wrote:
> Yup, I'm sure it's the same company, but this one offers a holiday in (I
> hung up before I found out)
>
> 01607 9999999 is the number on CLI
>
> I've reported it, of course I have. Just wanted you to know that you do
> not wish to answer this call when it shows up in your phone's display
> .
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