I found this on the the internet and wish there was something like it in the UK and the rest of the world…Anyhow read on and if you reside in North America enjoy…

Have you ever wanted to give someone your phone number without actually giving them your number? For example, suppose you’re listing an item on eBay or Craigslist. You want prospective buyers to be able to reach you, but you don’t want your phone number posted online for all the world to see.

Enter Babble.ly, an ingenious service that turns your phone number into a safe, disposable Web link.

Here’s how it works: after entering your phone number on the Babble.ly site (which promises total privacy), you get a unique Web address you can share as needed.

When a prospective caller clicks the link, he/she is then prompted to enter his/her own number. From there, Babble.ly calls you both, then connects the two calls. Your number is never revealed to the other party. Clever, huh?

When you’re done, you can keep the link for future use or just delete it.

Babble.ly is currently in beta (and in fact happens to be undergoing maintenance as I write this). It’s available in the U.S. and Canada only; calls are limited to 10 minutes. Once it’s out of beta, you may be able to get longer calls by signing up for a premium version.