Mobile calls to 0800 numbers

TheWizardOfOz

..And now for Windows Phone 7 users 'Free Call Buster'. There is a free fully functionional no limits (but ad-supported) version as well as a 99p verion with no ads. Just go to the marketplace and search for Free Phone Buster

christian1111

If you have an android, just download "0800 Free minutes". Automatically intercepts and redirects the 0800 numbers through a regular landline so you don't pay the extra.

baby_frogmella

If you're on Vodafone they charge an extra £5 per month for calls to 080x/0500/0870/0845 to come out from your inclusive mins, HOWEVER quite often they discount this to £2 or £3 a month and in some cases even add it free of charge! Sayyesto0870.com !

lean&mean

I've been using TTNC for some time to call 0800 numbers from my mobile and they are fine. Call 01600 700800 then you get a dial tone to ring the 0800 number. If you've got free calls to landlines like I have it's great, otherwise it comes from your normal minutes.

There's an outfit called QXtelecom (http://www.qxcall.co.uk/) who enable you to call 0870 and 0845 using a 0203 access number from your mobile for between 1.5 and 4pm/minute charged to your account. It's a prepaid account but as it starts at only a fiver and it doesn't expire it seems good value. Haven't tried them though.

Hope this helps

jhp

Lots of people offering that type of service lean & mean.

EG: 0845/0870 via geographical access number http://www.18185.co.uk/mobilerates.php


0800/0808/0500 via geographical access number etc
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones/cut-cost-0800-mobiles

jezzaron

i have been using phone direct its free and simple to use: dial 02002220900 from your mobile waif for the tone and dial your 0800 number! its been very kind to me

Cheesedoodles

Giffgaff has free calls to 0800 numbers. I use it all the time.

Incidentally they are also the cheapsest payg around.

sparky93

essexman77 wrote: »

I think Tmobile and Orange block SKYPE

no they dont.

daindian

All new t mobile contracts taken out after feb1 include all 08 numbers as part of your allowance. Excluding the full monty plan

Neil49

From what I have read on their website, t-mobile now include calls to 0800, 0845, 0870 and similar numbers within their contract minutes (with the exclusion of the Full Monty package).

I was very tempted to switch but t-mobile provide the worst reception of all the main providers in my area.