talk talk.

MCGONIS

Hello. Can anyone advise me how to contact the Inland Operator <100> with TT?

I have spent 2 hours on the phone to them. They are hopepless. Cut me off or tell me to phone 0800 800 150.

When I call that number, I am connected to BT who say phone TALKTALK.

I wish I had never signed up. You don't miss BT till you haven't got them.

Heinz

MCGONIS wrote: »

Hello. Can anyone advise me how to contact the Inland Operator <100> with TT?

I have spent 2 hours on the phone to them. They are hopepless. Cut me off or tell me to phone 0800 800 150.

When I call that number, I am connected to BT who say phone TALKTALK.

I wish I had never signed up. You don't miss BT till you haven't got them.

Which company do you pay line rental to?

Which company do you make your calls through?

0800 800 150 is BT Sales but it can get you through to many/most BT departments.

What exactly do you want?

MCGONIS

Which company do you pay line rental to? TALKTALK

Which company do you make your calls through? TALKTALK

0800 800 150 is BT Sales but it can get you through to many/most BT departments.

What exactly do you want? TO CONTACT THE INLAND OPERATOR

Heinz

As you pay line rental to Talk Talk, dialling 100 should get you through to 'your' operator.

The fact that the Talk Talk operator(s) is/are hopeless has nothing to do with BT (or anybody else for that matter).

The 'advice' from the Talk Talk operator to call 0800 800 150 was just to get rid of you.

But Talk Talk is cheap, right?

iniltous

Inland Operator ?, I cannot see the point of calling 100 these days, in the past if you had trouble getting a number the operator could connect the call or arrange to get the number you were dialing tested (and reported if found to be faulty) but these days an operator connected call would cost a fortune and with so many companys offering service I would have thought any call to 100 to say I cannot get throught to a particular number would be met with either 'we can try to connect you at XX per minute and a connection fee of x' or 'report it to your service provider'...when you say Inland Operator do you mean you want to speak to BT Operator Services on 100 ?, but why would you if you are a TT customer, or just someone from TT who isnt based off-shore ?,

Jacks_xxx

God, Talk Talk are crap aren't they? :eek:

Sooler

Jacks_xxx wrote: »

God, Talk Talk are crap aren't they? :eek:

Yes, very crap, something very wrong at that company.

Sooler

It says here ... http://www.talktalkmembers.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-5680.html
The BT Inland Operator 100 from a BT phone line is only available to BT customers

If you're not a BT customer, the BT operator is not a service available to you.

You can phone 0800 800 150 for BT but they won't provide their operator service to you.

Phone 100 and use the TalkTalk operator.

The service provided by the TalkTalk operator is subject to TalkTalk level of service, which is crap.

TalkTalk

Hi All,

As confirmed above the services offered by BT are not always available when connected to TalkTalk. This si confirmed in the Terms and Conditions

As such dialling 100 will not connect to the BT Operator services but rather route to TT customer services line, if you are connected to TT equipment at your exchange.

Regards

Mark