Charges for landline calls diverted to a mobile

MissG_2

Hi Guys,

I have just read through Martins weekly news letter and noticed the article on how cheap calls can be with Primus and 1899. I will certainly be signing up for the Primus deal (especially for free). I use BT for my landline, but because we both have contract mobile with tons of minutes we rarely use the landline for outgoing calls.

However, my partner runs a part time business for approx 5 months of the year and he relies on calls being diverted from the landline to his mobile and its not exactly the cheapest.

Does anyone know of a way to get cheaper calls diverted from the landline?

I know BT launched something a while ago but because he was wrapping the business up for the year and it would have cost us we never bothered with it.

I would be really grateful, if anyone could help.

Many thanks and happy money saving.

MissG

Steve_xx

Apparently, if you have TalkTalk and TalkTalk Mobile you can have free calls between landline and mobile. Therefore your diverted calls from landline to mobile would be free, as I see it.

Here's a link:

http://www.talktalk.co.uk/talktalk/servlet/gben-home-Home?sel=1&NODE_ID=7874

pricefighter

To reduce the cost of your calls from BT to a Mobile.

Apply for the BT call mobile option (FREE for 3 months then £1.50p) see http://www2.bt.com/static/i/btretail/consumer/callmobile/

Then nominate the mobile number in question as your F&F best friend and the cost of calls diverted to this number will be reduced by 40%.

Quote from offer T&C

"How much discount will I receive on mobile calls in my Friends & Family list with the BT CallMobile option?
Your BT CallMobile 25% discount is applied to the total you spend on calls to mobiles. Your Friends & Family saving is then applied to this discounted amount. This means that for mobile numbers in your Friends & Family list you will receive 32.5% discount. For calls to a mobile number that is your BestFriend you will receive 40% discount"

inmypocketnottheirs

Or use 1899 for 10p per minute weekdays, 3p per minute weekends.

pricefighter

inmypocketnottheirs wrote:

Or use 1899 for 10p per minute weekdays, 3p per minute weekends.

You cant divert your calls through short code cheap providers like 1899,18866,etc.

If you could do this https://www.18185.co.uk 5p a min weekdays,and 2p at weekends(4p connection) would be a better bet.