Features

  • 01490 number of your choice
  • 100 credits per month
  • Forward calls to mobile
  • Free to receive calls
  • Use on multiple devices
  • Create welcome menus
  • £7 Now £2.05 setup fee
£3.15 / month
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£37.19/year

Select a Corwen landline number from the list below and be set up in minutes for £3.15/month inc. VAT.
Questions? Call +44 203 026 0273 or email hello@2ndnumber.tel

Dozens of features included.

✓ Divert calls to a real mobile ✓ Use for a 2nd WhatsApp ✓ Two+ numbers on one phone
✓ Create customer phone menus ✓ Chat GPT chatbots for your website ✓ Auto call-handling
✓ Cheap local & international calls ✓ Calls & SMS* on all devices ✓ 2nd phone number for business
* UK mobile numbers support SMS. UK landline numbers do not support SMS.

How it works.

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Choose a Corwen number from ↑ and complete the signup process. Log in to your web dashboard using the username and password we email you and set up call forwarding to your mobile. Optionally use our app (Android and Apple) for internet-based calls on your smartphone, eliminating the need for a SIM card.

A virtual Corwen landline.

2ndNumber is a Corwen virtual number in the cloud. Forward inbound calls to a mobile or any number - anywhere in the world. It's 100% online. Make and receive calls from our app with free bundled minutes. No contract. No hassle!

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Credits Overview.*

  • SMS sending (per msg to US/CAN/UK)1 credit
  • SMS sending (rest-of-world)10 credits
  • SMS receiving (per msg)FREE
  • Per minute to make a call to UK1 credit
  • Per minute to recieve a callFREE (via app)
  • Pack of additional 100 credits£1.99

* 1 credit is 1 minute call time which costs at most 2 pence.

Cheap Calls.

Country Code Destination Credits /min
44 United Kingdom 1 credit
1 United States 1 credit
61 Australia 4 credits
57 Colombia 2 credits
91 India 2 credits
52 Mexico 2 credits

Download the full list of destinations here.

Corwen, nestled in the heart of Denbighshire, Wales, exudes a tranquil charm amidst picturesque landscapes. Surrounded by rolling hills and the River Dee, the town boasts a rich historical tapestry, highlighted by its 13th-century church, St. Mael and St. Sulien. The scenic Llangollen Railway, a heritage steam line, adds a touch of nostalgia, connecting Corwen to the UNESCO-listed Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. The town's traditional market, held since 1294, reflects its enduring community spirit. Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Corwen's proximity to Snowdonia National Park, providing a gateway to breathtaking hikes and natural beauty. This Welsh gem offers a serene escape into history and nature.