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jimbo2 · 28-05-2012, 19:19

Up until a few weeks ago, you could call 174 or 175 and get a dial tone. You put the phone down and your phone would ring. If you picked it up, you were told whatyour number was.

Telephone Fau7lt department says it should be 173 or 174. 173 goes to Customer Services and 174 and 175 are now not recognised.

These are engineer test numbers, published on OFCOM's website. However, Virgin appear to have changed these codes to something else.

Does anyone know what the new code now is? Thanks.

28-05-2012, 19:19	#1
jimbo2 Inactive Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 20	What have 174 and 175 changed to? Up until a few weeks ago, you could call 174 or 175 and get a dial tone. You put the phone down and your phone would ring. If you picked it up, you were told whatyour number was. Telephone Fau7lt department says it should be 173 or 174. 173 goes to Customer Services and 174 and 175 are now not recognised. These are engineer test numbers, published on OFCOM's website. However, Virgin appear to have changed these codes to something else. Does anyone know what the new code now is? Thanks.