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In brief
- Reach Orange customer service by dialling 3900 in France, or +33 9 69 39 39 00 from abroad.
- Phone support is open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 8pm.
- Prefer writing? Use your Espace Client Orange online, or send a letter for complaints and cancellations.
- Need English-speaking help? Selectra's free advisors can guide you and compare French operators.
How to contact the Orange customer service by phone
You can contact the Orange customer service over the phone, even if you are calling from abroad. The provider has several numbers to deal with different requests, as detailed below.
You can contact this service from Monday to Saturday from 8am to 8pm.
| Type of request | Phone number to call |
|---|---|
| For queries about Internet (Livebox, ADSL or fibre) and fixed phone lines |
Regular Customer Service: 3900 From abroad: +33 9 69 39 39 00 |
| Technical assistance: 3900 From abroad: +33 9 69 39 39 00 |
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| Automated service, available 24/7: 3000 | |
| For queries about mobile phone plans | Regular Customer Service: 3900 +33 9 69 39 39 00 (from abroad) |
| Automated service, available 24/7: 740 | |
| For professionals and business accounts | Customer Service: 3901 From abroad: +33 9 69 36 39 01 |
| Smart Pro Assistance: 706 |
When should you call the Orange helpline?
The best days to call Orange are Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Try to call early in the morning, or mid-afternoon on these days in particular, in order to avoid being put on hold, and try avoiding Saturday and weekdays after 6pm.
Also note that the Orange helpline receives the most calls at the beginning and end of each month.
| Time of calling | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning (8 am - 12 pm) |
Low | Medium | Low | Low | Low | Medium |
| Midday (12 pm - 2 pm) |
Low | Low | Low | Medium | Low | High |
| Afternoon (2 pm - 6 pm) |
Low | Low | Low | Low | Low | Low |
| Evening (6 pm - 8 pm) |
Low | Medium | Medium | Medium | Medium | High |
English-speaking help with Orange
Our English-speaking advisors help expats navigate Orange — subscription, billing, cancellation, technical issues — and compare alternatives across French operators.
Getting in touch with Orange online
If you feel comfortable enough with reading and writing in French, the Orange online support system proves a good alternative, as it is just as reliable and has the advantage of avoiding you being put on hold.
Already an Orange customer? You can get support via your Orange online client account (your Espace Client Orange). To access this, you simply need to go to the sign-in page and type in your username and password, which you should have received upon subscribing to Orange along with the contract. You can also get Orange to resend your credentials via email or text if needed.
On your Espace Client, you will find assistance with the following topics:
- 1 Information about your plan (in Mes contrats), including information about your allowance and data usage, billing (last bill date and amount), payment method, and the possibility to change your contract
- 2 Your customer rewards (Mes avantages)
- 3 Technical assistance (Urgences et dépannage)
- 4 Your personal details (Mon compte)
You can also find answers to your queries via the Orange community online forum, known as Forum Orange, on which users help one another on a vast range of issues (you may find someone will be able to offer you advice in English here)
Finally, you can resort to reaching Orange via their social media accounts, on either Facebook or Twitter. You should get a quick response and can also ask to be called back.
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How to contact Orange by mail
If you would rather send a letter to Orange, here is how to proceed.
The Orange customer service postal address
In general it is advisable to contact Orange by phone or mail for your day-to-day questions and concerns, as you will get a much quicker response. This said, there are some cases in which you are required to send a letter to Orange, namely to send a formal written complaint or to terminate a contract. We recommend to always get your letters signed for.
For queries about ADSL broadband, the address is:
Orange Service Clients Internet Orange
TSA 10018
59878 LILLE Cedex 9
If you have to contact the Orange service for Internet Fibre, address your letter to:
Orange Service Clients La Fibre
TSA 90017
59878 LILLE Cedex 9
The Orange postal address for disputes
If the dispute with Orange has not been resolved by the regular customer service, Orange has a second customer service that deals with the subject individually, the National Consumer Service.
The latter can only be contacted at the following address:
National Consumers Service
Orange Internet / Orange Mobile (specify the service concerned)
33734 Bordeaux Cedex 9
It is necessary to get your letter signed for and to specify in the address the type of offer concerned by the dispute.
The Orange HQ address
Orange's headquarters (siège social in French) are located at:
78, rue Olivier de Serres
75015 Paris
The telephone number for the Orange HQ is 01 44 44 22 22.
Orange in France: FAQ
Orange does not run a dedicated English helpline. The simplest route for expats is to call Selectra's free English-speaking advisors, who can help you with Orange and compare French operators.
In France, dial 3900 for internet, fixed line and mobile queries. From abroad, call +33 9 69 39 39 00. Business accounts use 3901.
The phone customer service is open Monday to Saturday, from 8am to 8pm. Automated services (3000 for internet, 740 for mobile) are available 24/7.
To terminate a contract, send a signed-for letter to the relevant Orange customer service address (ADSL, fibre or the National Consumer Service for disputes). See the postal addresses above. For setting up a new plan with another operator, check our guide to phone plans in France.