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084 Business Rate Numbers

Business rate · starts 0842, 0843, 0844 and 0845 · Calling an 084 or 087 number costs your provider's access charge plus a service charge set by the organisation, and these calls usually aren't included in bundles.

What 084 numbers are

084 numbers are charged at business rate. The price of a call is split in two: an access charge set by your own phone provider, and a service charge set by the organisation you're calling, part of which goes to them. Most numbers in this range start 0843, 0844 or 0845.

These calls are usually not included in bundled minutes, so a long wait in a queue can add up. If you don't recognise an 084 number that has called you, check what it is and what your provider charges before calling back.

Kind of number
Business rate
Begins
0842, 0843, 0844 and 0845
Usually used by
Booking and ticket lines, customer service teams and some public services
We hold
73 numbers, 0 reports

Cost to call: Calling an 084 or 087 number costs your provider's access charge plus a service charge set by the organisation, and these calls usually aren't included in bundles.

084 number ranges

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Things to watch out for with 084 numbers

  • Look up an unknown 084 number before you return the call, especially if a text or voicemail pushed you to ring it.
  • The access charge depends on your provider, so check your own price list.
  • Plenty of organisations also have a cheaper 01, 02 or 03 number. It's worth looking for one.

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Questions about 084 numbers

How much is a call to an 084 number?

It's your provider's access charge plus the service charge set by the organisation. The total varies and usually isn't covered by inclusive minutes.

Is 0845 still a local rate number?

No. 0845 used to be marketed as local rate, but it's now a business-rate number with both an access charge and a service charge.

What kind of organisations use 084 numbers?

Mostly companies taking bookings, selling tickets or handling customer queries, along with a few public services. Anyone can rent one, so the number alone tells you nothing about who's calling.

Should I be worried about a missed call from 084?

Not necessarily. Be cautious if a missed call or message is trying to get you to ring an 084 number, though, because you'll be paying for that call.

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