Calls from Smarty numbers

Missed a call from someone on Smarty? Here is a little background on the network. Smarty doesn't have its own masts. It is a virtual network (MVNO) that runs on VodafoneThree (Three). Nobody has looked up a Smarty 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 Smarty 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.

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 Smarty may have moved on, and one from another network may now be with Smarty.

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.

Smarty doesn't run its own network. It uses Three, so Ofcom hasn't issued it any number blocks of its own. New Smarty customers usually get a number from Three's ranges, and others bring their number with them, so the prefix tells you very little about whether a number is on Smarty.

The ranges are listed on the Three page, or you can browse every range holder.