Who Called Me From a 0204 Number? London Area Code Lookup
A 0204 number is a London geographic landline number. Ofcom began allocating 0204 numbers from 2018 onwards as the original 020 ranges (0207 / 0208 / 0203) ran out of capacity. Functionally a 0204 number is no different from a 0207 / 0208 / 0203 number — same London area code (020), same call cost, same dialling rules.
Type the full UK number that starts with 0204 to see the original Ofcom range holder, the number type, call cost and risk flag — instantly, with no signup.
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Number type
London Geographic (020)
Number format
0204 ___ ____ (an 11-digit number; same as 020-X-XXXX-XXXX)
Call cost
Standard 01/02 rate (inc. in minutes)
Risk level
Low
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Dialling-area guide
0204 numbers sit inside the 020 (London) dialling area. See the full 020 area-code guide for the map, number ranges, operators serving London, local scam patterns and neighbouring codes.
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Frequently asked questions about 0204 numbers
What is the 0204 area code?
0204 is part of the London 020 area code — Ofcom opened the 0204 range from 2018 to provide additional capacity as the original 0203 / 0207 / 0208 ranges filled up. A 0204 number is geographically a London number and is dialled as 020 4XXX XXXX or 0204 XXX XXXX (both forms are correct).
Who called me from a 0204 number?
A 0204 caller is using a London landline. Type the full 11-digit 0204 number into the free checker on this page to see which UK communications provider Ofcom originally allocated that specific block to (BT, Gamma, Vodafone, Sky, Virtual1 and others all operate within the 0204 ranges).
Is 0204 the same as 020?
Yes. 0204 is a sub-range of the 020 area code. The full London area code is 020, and 0204 is one of four overlays (0203, 0204, 0207, 0208) that Ofcom has opened over time to provide enough number capacity for London. They share the same call-cost rules.
How much does it cost to call 0204?
Calling a 0204 number costs the standard geographic landline rate from any UK provider — included in inclusive call minutes on every modern landline and mobile plan. It is not a premium-rate, freephone or service number.
Why am I getting calls from 0204?
Many UK businesses pick 0204 numbers for new London phone lines because the 0207 / 0208 / 0203 ranges are largely exhausted. Sales-call centres, telemarketers and legitimate London businesses all use 0204 numbers. If a 0204 call is unsolicited and unwanted, register with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) at tpsonline.org.uk to block sales calls.
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