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EE Spam Calls — UK Numbers Most Reported on Our Checker

Ranking of the EE-allocated UK numbers most-looked-up on our free UK Phone Number Checker. These rankings reflect public lookup interest, which strongly correlates with scam / nuisance call reporting. Currently tracking 5,337 distinct numbers across 8,746 public lookups.

Top-looked-up EE numbers

Click any number to see its full lookup page with risk-level, range holder, community reports and related numbers.

NumberSearchesLast looked up
07415 1245799 4 Jul 2026
07398 75****32 4 Jul 2026
07415 24****21 26 Jun 2026
07398 46****20 5 Jul 2026
07376 91****19 26 Jun 2026
07375 32****17 25 Jun 2026
07398 09****17 24 Jun 2026
07375 05****15 25 Jun 2026
07486 76****15 24 Jun 2026
07302 43****14 25 Jun 2026
07375 94****14 26 Jun 2026
07300 03****13 25 Jun 2026
07375 91****13 2 Jul 2026
07376 93****13 4 Jul 2026
07432 54****13 24 Jun 2026
07375 63****12 4 Jul 2026
07375 94****12 29 Jun 2026
07376 55****12 28 Jun 2026
07398 72****12 3 Jul 2026
07301 00****11 4 Jul 2026

About EE in the Ofcom register

EE is one of the UK communications providers allocated number ranges by Ofcom under the National Telephone Numbering Plan. Number allocations are recorded against the legal entity EE Limited ( TM). Numbers within those ranges may now be in active use by the original allocated subscriber, may have been ported to another carrier under UK number portability rules, or may have been re-issued after being returned to the operator's pool — so the Ofcom range holder is not a guarantee of the current call source.

EE's UK number allocation

Ofcom has allocated 908 number blocks to EE Limited ( TM). Each block is typically 1,000 or 10,000 consecutive numbers. The mix below shows what kinds of numbers EE runs — useful context for judging whether a call claiming to be from EE is plausible.

Number typeAllocated blocksShare
Mobile (07)89098%
Freephone & special-rate (08)142%
Service & access codes30%
Geographic landline (01 / 02)10%

Are EE numbers safe to answer?

Usually, yes — the vast majority of calls from EE-allocated ranges are ordinary, legitimate calls. But a number sitting in a EE range is not a guarantee of safety: fraudsters routinely spoof or hijack numbers from every major UK operator, and porting means a number may no longer be on EE's network at all. Judge each call on what's actually said: never hand over bank details, passwords or one-time security codes to an unexpected caller, and if in doubt hang up and call the organisation back on a number you have verified independently.

How to block and report unwanted EE calls

Block or report an unwanted number

  • You can block an unwanted number directly from your recent-calls list on iPhone or Android, and forward scam texts free to 7726.
  • Scam or fraud calls should be reported to Action Fraud (0300 123 2040) or Police Scotland (101); persistent marketing calls to the ICO / TPS.

Full step-by-step instructions for every phone, network-level blocking and all UK reporting routes are in our guide: How to block and report unwanted calls in the UK.

How to stop unwanted calls for good

Blocking EE numbers stops that one number, but determined nuisance callers simply switch numbers. Silencing unknown callers, enabling your network's free spam shield and registering with the TPS cut the volume across the board — our canonical guide walks through each step: How to block and report unwanted calls in the UK.

Frequently asked questions about EE numbers

Are EE numbers always genuine?

No. While EE is allocated UK number ranges by Ofcom, scammers commonly spoof or hijack numbers from any UK operator's range. A number being in a EE-allocated block does not guarantee the caller is EE or EE-owned.

How do I report a EE spam call?

Forward spam SMS messages to 7726 (free of charge — works for all UK mobile networks). Report unsolicited marketing calls to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk/concerns. If you lost money to a scam call, report to Action Fraud at actionfraud.police.uk or 0300 123 2040.

How do I block a EE number?

On iPhone, tap (i) next to the number in Recents and choose Block this Caller. On Android, long-press the number and choose Block / Report spam. To prevent unknown callers ringing through, enable Settings → Phone → Silence Unknown Callers (iPhone) or your dialler's spam filter (Android).

Why are some EE numbers reported as scam more than others?

Fraudsters target ranges they know are widely allocated, so the volume of reports per EE number reflects the size of the active block more than EE's own conduct. Numbers in newer or larger ranges naturally see more reports purely on volume.

Check another UK number

Or use the free UK Phone Number Checker to look up any UK number — the result shows the Ofcom range holder, risk level, and any community reports on file. You can also add your own report directly on the checker results page.

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