List of Philippines Mobile Number Prefixes 2024

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If you keep on asking to your friends what networks is 0955,0956, 09XX and other mobile number prefix, here a complete guide that you can use to tell what network or SIM card they are using. This table list down the entire prefix available in Philippines from Smart Communications, Globe Telecom, Talk N Text (TNT), Sun Cellular, Cherry Prepaid, ABS CBN Mobile and other small network providers. Contents Globe Numbers Prefix Smart Numbers Prefix DITO Numbers Prefix Sun Cellular Numbers Prefix We all know that they offer promos like call, text and mobile data to their customers. The list below is very useful when it comes to calling and texting as not all telcos offer free interconnection call and text charges. To help you out of asking, “What network is 09XX? Globe or Smart? TM or TNT? Just take a look at the table below to solve your problem. Mobile Number Prefixes 2022 Prefix What Network 0813 Smart / Talk N Text / TNT 0817
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0965 What Network? - Is a TM / Globe Telecom Number in Philippines

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What network is 0965 mobile number?

The 0965 or +63965 is a prefix used by Globe/TM network users in Philippines.

If you received unknown call with this number, you can now save it on your phone book or contacts and label it with the network where it belong. You can check out other list of Globe prefix. This is one of the new number offered by Globe Telecom or Touch Mobile.
0965 Globe or TM

How to Call 0965 mobile number?

If you’re calling within Philippines just dial the number starting with 0965 or +63965. Make sure you have enough load balance on your account to initiate a call or register to any Globe/TM unlimited call promo offers.

See also: How to Call a Landline using Cellphone

Standard call rates

  • ₱6.50 per minute calls to Globe/TM
  • ₱7.50 per minute calls to other network

How to Register a Promo

Globe and TM subscribers can register to a promo by using the GlobeOne app or by dialing *143# USSD code menu.

If you're calling outside the country or abroad, use the dialing format +63 plus 10-digit mobile number excluding ‘0’.

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