Calls from Lebara numbers
Look through the Lebara mobile numbers people have checked, and see what they said about each one.
Lebara in brief
Lebara provides mobile phone service to customers right across the UK. Lebara doesn't have its own masts. It is a virtual network (MVNO) that runs on VodafoneThree (Vodafone). Nobody has looked up a Lebara number on Who Called Me Check yet. If one rang you, search it and be the first to report it. As on every network, some of its numbers are used for nuisance and scam calls, such as one-ring call-back tricks and fake bank, delivery or HMRC calls. Spam filters stop some of them, not all, so look up a number you don't know before sharing anything personal or paying for anything.
The Lebara numbers people have looked up on Who Called Me Check are listed below. Click one to see its caller rating and what people said after it rang them.
Lebara numbers people have checked
These are only numbers that someone has looked up or reported here. It isn't a list of Lebara's customers.
What a Lebara number can tell you
Every UK mobile number has 11 digits and starts 07. The digits that follow were originally issued in blocks to individual networks, so they hint at where the number started life. But because anyone can keep their number when they switch, a number that began on Lebara may have moved on, and one from another network may now be with Lebara.
Many smaller brands also run on a bigger network's masts. Either way, knowing the network tells you nothing about the person calling or whether the call is genuine. That's what the reports are for.
How to check a Lebara number
- Enter the whole number in the search box, beginning 07 or +44.
- Check the result: the line type, call cost and caller rating.
- Read the reports to find out what the caller said to other people.
- Add your own rating if it called or texted you.
You might also find the bulk number checker, who is calling me and the 07 prefix guide useful.
Unwanted calls from Lebara numbers
- Every network carries scam calls. A Lebara number is no safer or riskier than one on any other network.
- Numbers can be faked. A call that shows a Lebara number might not have come from Lebara.
- Be wary of single-ring calls and texts that contain links or ask you to call a number.
- Your codes are yours. Don't give PINs, passwords or one-time codes to anyone who calls you.
- Report it: forward the details to 7726 and contact Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040.
See the scam calls going around and how to report a scam number.
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Questions about Lebara calls
Can I tell from the digits that a number is on Lebara?
Only roughly. Every 07 block was first given to a single network, but customers keep their numbers when they switch. A number from a Lebara block may since have moved away, and numbers from other blocks may have moved to Lebara.
Who called me from a Lebara number?
The network won't tell you that, and it says nothing about whether the caller is genuine. Scam and nuisance calls come from every network, and caller ID can be faked. Look the full number up here and read its reports.
How do I report a nuisance call from a Lebara number?
Forward it free to 7726 so the network can look into it, rate it on its page here so others are warned, and report any fraud to Action Fraud.
Does Lebara block spam calls?
Most UK networks label or block some suspected spam, but none of them catch it all. Look in Lebara's app or on its website for the options, and keep checking numbers you don't recognise.
How many Lebara numbers does Who Called Me Check have?
We currently hold 0 numbers linked to Lebara, with 0 published reports. You can search any number, whether it's listed here or not.