0870 Numbers in Halls

utilitybroker

Absinthe_Fairy wrote: »

Thanks, I didn't know that. Think they're on a Virgin Media package though.

Virgin charge an arm and a leg to call 0870.

http://allyours.virginmedia.com/websales/product.do?id=3001

VM users can cut the cost of calls to them by using 18185 via their 0808 freephone number.

http://www.18185.co.uk/mobilerates.php

McKneff

ACDeag wrote: »

You must have missed the bit where he said he tried saynoto0870

If you look back at my post, i did see it (not much later) and edited my post.;)


Youre too fast for me.;)

Rikki

Absinthe_Fairy wrote: »

That's a really good attitude! I wish my mam was like that! :rotfl:

Unfortunately, my mam wants to speak to me once a week, every two weeks maximum, or she gets upset (and I'm a postgrad aged 24!!). So it doesn't really matter whether she calls on a mobile or landline - she's gonna call anyway!

Oh well can't help in that case, unless you give her my number and I'll have a word. :cool:
At least she cares, :eek: maybe I don't care enough, * runs off to call son to see if I'm a good parent* :rotfl:

msn is a good way of communication does she use that?
I wonder if he blocks me till he wants something. :think: We have quite a laugh on there and helps with on the spot cooking instructions too.

payless

Absinthe_Fairy wrote: »

Thanks, I didn't know that. Think they're on a Virgin Media package though.

belive included in their talk anywhere packages though http://allyours.virginmedia.com/websales/product.do?id=10533

McKneff

Listen, mr blister, its what mums do , doesnt matter how much it costs.

24 years old, your her baby, doesnt matter how old you are:rotfl:

Mine are 41 and 36 and i still ring them every week.:rotfl:

They only ring me
1. To let me know somebody died:eek:

2. To borrow money (very rarely):cool:

3. Never miiss ringing me to wish me a happy birthday/christmas, bless em.:A

She loves you, simple as that.

DonnyDave

There are 01/02 alternatives for some university systems; it is a case of working them out. There are also threads on many universities' systems in the Requests section.

I suggest you post there with some information and see how we can help you.

rb10

Is there an alternative 'calling from abroad' number given?

If it's in the form +441xxx xxxxxx, then your parents can dial 01xxx xxxxxx.

What uni/phone provider is it?