Prefix 303-999 — Denver, CO

NANPA CO code assignment, current as of July 28, 2026.

Area code
303
Prefix (NXX)
999
Rate center
Denver
State
Colorado
Time zone
Mountain
Code holder
COMCAST IP PHONE, LLC
OCN
318J
Pooled
Yes (thousands-block pooling)
Assigned
2007-08-24
LATA
656

A phone number starting 303-999 was issued in the Denver rate center of CO — part of area code 303.

Code-holder of record: COMCAST IP PHONE, LLC (OCN 318J), assigned August 24, 2007. The prefix is pooled: its ten thousands-blocks can be shared among several carriers, so different 303-999 numbers may be served by different companies.

A scammer can display 303-999 without ever touching CO. When in doubt, end the call and reach the company or agency through its official website; unwanted robocalls belong in the FTC's fraud report queue.

Denver is part of the Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO Metropolitan Statistical Area. For routing purposes it sits in LATA 656. Numbers here keep Mountain time.

Neighboring prefixes

Prefixes adjacent to 303-999
PrefixRate centerCode holder
303-996 Denver ELECTRIC LIGHTWAVE LLC DBA ALLSTREAM
303-997 Denver COMCAST IP PHONE, LLC
303-998 Denver QWEST CORPORATION

FAQ

Where is 303-999 located?

The prefix is assigned to the Denver rate center in CO, area code 303. It is part of the Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO Metropolitan Statistical Area.

Which company owns 303-999 numbers?

COMCAST IP PHONE, LLC holds the code, but the prefix is pooled — individual thousands-blocks can be assigned to other carriers, and numbers may be ported to any provider.

Is a call from 303-999 safe to answer?

The prefix itself says nothing about the caller. Legitimate Denver businesses and spoofed robocalls can both display it. Never share personal data with an unverified inbound caller.