It means that each telephone number consists of 6 distinct digits. You need to find all such telephone numbers.
For example, $125432$ isn't a valid telephone number because $2$ appears twice, however, $125430$ is valid.
Assuming that $0$ cannot be the first digit, the number of distinct telephone numbers would be:
$$ 9.9.8.7.6.5 = \frac{9.9!}{4!} $$