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Government-Approved Fake Phone Numbers for Testing Fields

The following list provides government-approved fake phone numbers that can be used for testing fields in various applications. These numbers are particularly useful during the development and testing stages to simulate real phone numbers without the risk of dialing actual individuals. The information below has been sourced from an article published on Gizmodo Australia titled “Fake Phone Numbers in Australia”.

The list below includes government-approved fake phone numbers from various countries. Additionally, it includes a set of mobile, 1300, and 1800 numbers for testing purposes.

Type Phone Number
Mobile 0491 570 006
Mobile 0491 570 156
Mobile 0491 570 157
Mobile 0491 570 158
Mobile 0491 570 159
Mobile 0491 570 110
Mobile 0491 570 313
Mobile 0491 570 737
Mobile 0491 571 266
Mobile 0491 571 491
Mobile 0491 571 804
Mobile 0491 572 549
Mobile 0491 572 665
Mobile 0491 572 983
Mobile 0491 573 770
Mobile 0491 573 087
Mobile 0491 574 118
Mobile 0491 574 632
Mobile 0491 575 254
Mobile 0491 575 789
Mobile 0491 576 398
Mobile 0491 576 801
Mobile 0491 577 426
Mobile 0491 577 644
Mobile 0491 578 957
Mobile 0491 578 148
Mobile 0491 578 888
Mobile 0491 579 212
Mobile 0491 579 760
Mobile 0491 579 455
1800 1800 160 401
1800 1800 975 707
1800 1800 975 708
1800 1800 975 709
1800 1800 975 710
1800 1800 975 711
1300 1300 975 707
1300 1300 975 708
1300 1300 975 709
1300 1300 975 710
1300 1300 975 711

The landlines utilise random digits attached to one or two prefixes – 5550 or 7010. They can be used for each state or territory.

For example, in NSW they would be (02) 5550 xxxx and (02) 7010 xxxx. You can attach whatever numbers you like in place of each ‘x’. But if you wanted a Queensland you would change these to (07) 5550 xxxx and (07) 7010 xxxx.

Please note that these numbers are for testing purposes only and should not be used for any real communication.

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