18866 & Bt

Realist

Hi,

I have all my calls run via a dialer via 18866, what number do I dial so that the actual call routes via BT and not via 18866 systems?

Laters

Owe,

And is there any company cheaper than 18866 now since I've noticed there connection costs are now 4p a call.

Edinburghlass_2

Dial 1280 to route your calls through BT.

https://www.call1899.co.uk is 3p connection charge and 0p per minute for 01/02 calls.

HTH

Realist

Thanks M8,

Now I gota find out how to change the number in the dialers I purchased from Flebay.

Laters

Realist

Anyone know how to change a zipPlus dialer?

Its done via the keypad I think, but how.

Lost instructions

Laters

rizla01

And dont forget that 18185 is only 4p for 0870s and 2p at weekends.

pricefighter

rizla01 wrote:

And dont forget that 18185 is only 4p for 0870s and 2p at weekends.

But BT are cheaper at the evenings and weekends to call 0870 numbers. BT charge
Evening 3.75p a minute and Weekends 1.49p a minute. Min call charge of approx 5p applies but no connection fee of 4p like 18185.

Also if you make Landline to mobile calls 18185 is worth using.5p a minute Peak and Evenings ,2p at weekends .(4p connection).

Plus if you make E&W calls to 01/02 numbers get them free of charge from Primus saver. http://www.planet-talk.co.uk/SaverProducts.aspx?source=saver

BexTech

1280 is number number to route calls back over the BT line if your calls are CPS'd to another supplier.

18866, 1899 and 18185 are indirect carriers, so you just dial those digits to access there service.

If your line isn't CPS'd and calls usually go via BT, but don't because of the dialler, then you need to find the dialler override code, this can be different from dialler to dialler.