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Yes, but.

You can find original listings of groupings with a simple Google search, maybe even here on ThaiVisa as this question has come up previously.

example:

060 True Move (VoIP)

068 TOT (VoIP)
080-0 to 080-2 AIS
080-3 True Move
080-4 to 080-5 DTAC
080-6 AIS
081-0 to 081-2 AIS
081-3 to 081-6 DTAC
081-7 to 081-9 AIS
082 AIS
083 True Move
084 AIS
085 DTAC
085-4 AIS
086 True Move
087 AIS
088 True Move
089 DTAC
090 DTAC
090-1 AIS
090-9 True Move H
091 DTAC

However, with the MNP process someone could have ported out to another provider.

So someone with an 081 2nn NNNN number might have started off with AIS but has since ported to DTAC.

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That list can't be right. My number starts with 089 and I have had it for over ten years. It has never been ported from the original AIS.

ok so because the list doesn't link with your number precisely, its all incorrect????????????????????

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That list can't be right. My number starts with 089 and I have had it for over ten years. It has never been ported from the original AIS.

No argument from me. That was the first list I stumbled upon which seemed to have some 'authority'. You could probably find more accurate/different lists searching, Thai government web sites or even on Thai social media. Numbers were originally sold, by the NTC to operators, in blocks of one hundred thousand so there may be some more granularity to the list. There have also been various changes re: TOT, CAT, DPC, Orange, etc.

There even used to be some reverse look-up web-sites - enter the number, get the operator - but those seemed to have disappeared long ago.

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Yes, but.

You can find original listings of groupings with a simple Google search, maybe even here on ThaiVisa as this question has come up previously.

example:

060 True Move (VoIP)

068 TOT (VoIP)
080-0 to 080-2 AIS
080-3 True Move
080-4 to 080-5 DTAC
080-6 AIS
081-0 to 081-2 AIS
081-3 to 081-6 DTAC
081-7 to 081-9 AIS
082 AIS
083 True Move
084 AIS
085 DTAC
085-4 AIS
086 True Move
087 AIS
088 True Move
089 DTAC
090 DTAC
090-1 AIS
090-9 True Move H
091 DTAC

However, with the MNP process someone could have ported out to another provider.

So someone with an 081 2nn NNNN number might have started off with AIS but has since ported to DTAC.

Thanks, that what I was looking for...

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That list can't be right. My number starts with 089 and I have had it for over ten years. It has never been ported from the original AIS.

ok so because the list doesn't link with your number precisely, its all incorrect????????????????????

If one number in a list is incorrect, then by definition, the list can't be right wink.png It's so easy now to change a number from one provider to another. My wife initially got her 082 number from DTAC, she has now moved it to True.

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That list can't be right. My number starts with 089 and I have had it for over ten years. It has never been ported from the original AIS.

ok so because the list doesn't link with your number precisely,  its all incorrect????????????????????

Exactly, it's either accurate or it isn't, otherwise you might as well just make it up and say some might be right, mine is also not correct according to that list

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Yes, but.

You can find original listings of groupings with a simple Google search, maybe even here on ThaiVisa as this question has come up previously.

example:

060 True Move (VoIP)

068 TOT (VoIP)
080-0 to 080-2 AIS
080-3 True Move
080-4 to 080-5 DTAC
080-6 AIS
081-0 to 081-2 AIS
081-3 to 081-6 DTAC
081-7 to 081-9 AIS
082 AIS
083 True Move
084 AIS
085 DTAC
085-4 AIS
086 True Move
087 AIS
088 True Move
089 DTAC
090 DTAC
090-1 AIS
090-9 True Move H
091 DTAC

However, with the MNP process someone could have ported out to another provider.

So someone with an 081 2nn NNNN number might have started off with AIS but has since ported to DTAC.

Thanks, that what I was looking for...

But it ain't right.

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