[20:37 Tue,14.February 2023 by Rudi Schmidts] |
The published numbers are permanently guaranteed not to be assigned to anyone. Precisely "so that no one is harassed if users of the media call such a number out of curiosity or other motives". Even if such numbers appear in a film decades ago or should be dialled in the next decades. For the following local networks, the Federal Network Agency keeps the following numbers "free": Berlin (0)30 23125 - 000 to 999 Frankfurt am Main (0)69 90009 - 000 to 999 Hamburg (0)40 66969 - 000 to 999 Cologne (0)221 4710 - 000 to 999 Munich (0)89 99998 - 000 to 999 In addition, various mobile network operators have provided the following numbers for the above purpose: 1. (0)152 28817386 2. (0)152 28895456 3. (0)152 54599371 4. (0)171 39200 00 to 99 (100 numbers) 5. (0)172 9925904 6. (0)172 9968532 7. (0)172 9973185 8. (0)172 9973186 9. (0)172 9980752 10. (0)174 9091317 11. (0)174 9464308 12. (0)176 040690 00 to 99 (100 numbers) All telephone numbers mentioned in the notice may be shown, printed and spoken in the media without permission. printed and spoken in the media without permission. And of course you can also give them to people you never want to be contacted by. If you need international numbers, you can find them at  English Wikipedia entry.  more infos at bei www.bundesnetzagentur.dedeutsche Version dieser Seite: Kein Anschluss unter diesen Nummern - Fiktive Telefonnummern extra für Film&Fernsehen |
Fictitious telephone numbers are usually needed once in a blue moon, but then where to get them if not to make them up? As is so often the case, there is already a solution for rare problems, you just have to know where to find it.  |
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