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England Break the sound barrier - do a free hearing check
the_devil_made_me_do_it
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info found @ https://www.adviceguide.org.uk
RNID, the charity for deaf and hard of hearing people, is asking people to take a telephone hearing check.
The hearing check is part of RNID's 'Breaking the Sound Barrier' campaign, aimed at the 4 million people in the UK who could benefit from wearing a hearing aid, but currently do nothing about it.
RNID is offering a 5 minute telephone hearing check on 0845 600 55 55. The charity is hoping this will be the first step for many people in realising they may have a hearing loss.
Calls to take the hearing check are charged at a local rate and cost a maximum of 3p per minute for a call from a BT landline. The hearing check itself is free.
For more information on the causes of hearing loss and what can be done about it, visit the RNID website https://www.breakingthesoundbarrier.org.uk.
Don't know where all the 3p per minute goes
, I hope it goes to the charity :beer:
RNID, the charity for deaf and hard of hearing people, is asking people to take a telephone hearing check.
The hearing check is part of RNID's 'Breaking the Sound Barrier' campaign, aimed at the 4 million people in the UK who could benefit from wearing a hearing aid, but currently do nothing about it.
RNID is offering a 5 minute telephone hearing check on 0845 600 55 55. The charity is hoping this will be the first step for many people in realising they may have a hearing loss.
Calls to take the hearing check are charged at a local rate and cost a maximum of 3p per minute for a call from a BT landline. The hearing check itself is free.
For more information on the causes of hearing loss and what can be done about it, visit the RNID website https://www.breakingthesoundbarrier.org.uk.
Don't know where all the 3p per minute goes
, I hope it goes to the charity :beer: 0
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Did anyone try this or at least find out where the call charges go to??0
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Thanks, I did the test and I'm within the normal range...phew.
(does anyone wanna know the answers haha!)0 -
silverfoxdude wrote:Thanks, I did the test and I'm within the normal range...phew.
(does anyone wanna know the answers haha!)
yeah go on, I haven't done the test yet
all my gig going years will have caused some damage, and I think I'm frightend of the result 
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Thanks to OP, have also done the test and also normal - Lady G always says that I'm deaf ( better not tell her the result)! Only checks one ear so need 2 calls to test both!
LGI'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0
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