Calling NG (902) numbers in Spain

santana-mx3

Does anyone know which cheap international call providers carry calls to 902 number in spain ie. 00 34 902......? I think they're non-geographic numbers like 0870 numbers in the UK.

I usually use 18185 for overseas calls but it won't work for these. I tried a few of the other carriers listed on the International Call Checker last night but all those I tried gave messages saying that they didn't carry calls to special rate numbers and since I was running out of time I had to use BT.

I have to call again tonight so if anyone does know a cheap provider which works for this destination, that would be great. A few months ago when I had to call one of these numbers, I was at least able to use Tesco Talk (not particularly cheap but better than BT) because I was CPSd to them but now that I'm not, that's no longer an option.

mobilegossip

In Spain

Numbers beginning in 900 are freephone numbers.
· Numbers beginning in 901 are local call rate numbers.(Our 0845)
· Numbers beginning in 902 are national call rate numbers.(Our 0870)
· Numbers beginning in 906 are premium rate numbers

Can you not find an alternative Spanish Geographical Number?

redux

sorry I'm too late for this evening - in case you need this again ...

Try via 18185 and an 07744 number from Yourcallworld

(or call via YCW direct from an Orange or T-mobile contract with inclusive minutes to mobiles)

I'm not saying it will work, but YCW do have several (not all) countries' NGNs available like this, and I just reached a Spanish 901 number so there's a pretty good chance

edit - I found and tried a 902 as well - works

santana-mx3

mobilegossip wrote:

In Spain

· Numbers beginning in 902 are national call rate numbers.(Our 0870)

Can you not find an alternative Spanish Geographical Number?

The number is for a hotel and I haven't been able to find a geographical equivalent. It's quite a new hotel so I can't find any old numbers for the same place.

redux

did you miss my cross-post?

santana-mx3

Hi Redux,

Yes I did miss your post last night. I will look into it for next time. Thanks.

blueplatinum

You can normally fing the "real" number behind the 902 number using THIS WEB SITE. It is the Spanish equivalent to saynoto0870.com