On or at my home number. Which is more suitable, on or at?

[michael281001]

1) Please call me at my home number or on my home number.

[Rover_KE]

On.

[Barb_D]

I'd say "at."

Another quirky American/UK thing?

[5jj]

Yup. Another quirky American/UK thing. I (from England) am fairly sure that I used to say at. I know that, after seeing a lot of American films (I don't say movies - yet) and TV, and working with American colleagues, I now say on.

[bhaisahab]

I'd say "at".

[ostap77]

I'd say "at".

So Americans say call at, whereas British more likely to say call on?

[5jj]

So Americans say call at, whereas British more likely to say call on?

I'd say the other way round.

[bhaisahab]

So Americans say call at, whereas British more likely to say call on?

No, the opposite, I am British.

[riquecohen]

Use either one and you`ll be correct. With cell phones, however, it`s "call me on my cell phone."

[Barb_D]

Totally agree there -- call me on my cell phone, call me on my land line, but call me AT this number. (American point of view)