Who called you from a Thailand number? Check any +66 number for AIS, DTAC, or True Move carrier info and community scam reports.
Our database cross-references NBTC carrier allocation data, public records, and community reports for every +66 Thailand number.
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Mobile, landline, VoIP, or prepaid — and the network operator behind the number.
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A 0–10 probability score for spam or scam activity, based on community data and call patterns.
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Owner name, carrier (AIS, DTAC, True Move H), social profiles, and community reports — all on one page.
Thai mobile numbers start with 06x, 08x, or 09x. Landlines use two-digit area codes. The prefix tells you the network.
| Prefix | Type | What it means | Cost to call back |
|---|---|---|---|
| 06x | Mobile | AIS / DTAC / True Move H | Standard mobile rate |
| 08x | Mobile | AIS / DTAC / True Move H | Standard mobile rate |
| 09x | Mobile | AIS / True Move H | Standard mobile rate |
| 02 | Landline | Bangkok | Standard rate |
| 053 | Landline | Chiang Mai | Standard rate |
| 076 | Landline | Phuket | Standard rate |
| 1800 | Toll-Free | Freephone — all TH networks | Free to call |
Each area code maps to a province or region. Click any to explore reported numbers.
These are the most-reported caller fraud patterns in Thailand right now.
Organised call-centre gangs impersonate DSI officers, Revenue Department staff, or bank employees claiming you have an outstanding warrant or unpaid debt. They demand immediate wire transfers to avoid arrest. Thai authorities never demand payment by phone. Report to Anti Online Scam Operation Center (AOC) at 1441.
Callers pose as bank staff from Kasikorn, SCB, or Bangkok Bank claiming suspicious activity on your PromptPay. They request OTP codes to "verify" your account. No bank will ever call asking for OTPs. Hang up and call your bank's official hotline directly.
Callers offer high-paying jobs overseas and request advance fees for visa processing or work permits. Verify all foreign employment offers through the Department of Employment (DOE) at doe.go.th. Paying recruitment fees in advance is a common indicator of trafficking-related fraud.
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