1) All the bad guys know his name because he always presents himself as "Bond, James Bond". The code number could be employed in some conversations referring to him, which could be intercepted. Anyway, most of his greatest adversaries know this code number too, in the meantime. As to the name "James Bond" itself, it has been also proposed that it just could be a codename too. 2) "007 is phone code of russia when it was named, russia was a super ower at that time....007 is simply james bonds code.The idea was that official correspondence would not identify the person, so he could use his real name in all his dealings without being associated with his actual employment.Ian Fleming was a spy himself, and may well have have a similar code-name....Bond holds code number "007" "war...In the novel James BOnds Code name was 007 thats why...The 007 was the insignia number that Elizabeth was to use for private communiques between her Court and Dee. This could be one reason. Another 001, 002, etc. Bond was number 007. To keep things more secret, Bond only knew his boss by the name M so no one would know who he was....James has a licence to kill and he is the 7th recruit" Source and further information: http://sawaal.ibibo.com/search/james-bond-associated-with-the-number-007 Further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inspirations_for_James_Bond#007_Inspirations 3) "One proposal long debated by fans of the film series is the notion that "James Bond" is merely a code name used by a long line of British secret agents. While it does explain Bond's longevity and frequent changes of appearance, this idea has always been highly controversial. Die Another Day director Lee Tamahori believed that the name "James Bond" is a code name (like 007) which is given to the best and most accomplished secret agents. The theory is meant to explain the changes in actors (e.g., Roger Moore vs. Timothy Dalton) and Bond's apparent agelessness. The idea was created so that Tamahori could get Connery to make a cameo appearance in the film, and thus explain how it was possible that Connery and Brosnan as Bond could both be on film at the same time. Tamahori explained the theory: "My idea was basically that there have been several Bonds. It's just a prefix and a code name. Even James Bond is not the guy's name. That's the way I've always been able to view these things from when Connery left and Lazenby and Moore took over, right up to Brosnan. How could this guy be so young still? Of course to me, it is just a prefix and a code name. That means that Connery either died or retired, Moore died or retired and so on. Following that, that allows you to have possibly two James Bonds in a movie. What happened to the others? Were they retired from active service or were they killed? That's where I came from." " Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/007

Their spy system was better than Englands as 007 was English.

I don't care what you say. You're not going to shake my testimony of James Bond.