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Which networks allow call forwarding/diverts to come out of inclusive minutes?
Does anyone know which networks allow call forwarding/diverts to come out of the inclusive minutes? I know T-Mobile doesn't but I'm not sure about the rest.
The forwarding/diverting mobile tariff will have sufficient UK mobile to UK mobile inclusive minutes and the destination phone will be a UK T-Mobile mobile number.
TIA
The forwarding/diverting mobile tariff will have sufficient UK mobile to UK mobile inclusive minutes and the destination phone will be a UK T-Mobile mobile number.
TIA
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Three,O2 (GiffGaff aswell but not Tesco) and Vodafone I know do.0
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reclusive46 wrote: »Three,O2 (GiffGaff aswell but not Tesco) and Vodafone I know do.
Just to be clear, are those the ones that do charge or where they come out of inclusive minutes? Thanks for the quick reply.0 -
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I think you need to take each tariff (not network) on its own merits, as some will allow it and others will not. I had an Orange contract that provided free calls to 0800 numbers, but a different tariff did not. YOu'll need to ask the question AND see it in writing (in the price list) so you won;t be misled.0
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Thanks for all the replies. I decided to go with Orange in the end as the call diverts/forwarding comes out of inclusive minutes. I had this confirmed via Live Chat and asked about 3 times. I knew how to save the Live Chat conversation but just to have it logged in the chat window, I asked if there was a way to save the chat so I could use it to have charges reverted if I did get charged. Got the entire conversation saved so I feel I'm covered. However, the paranoid side of me will ensure I test it out with a few short phone calls before I use it fully :-D0
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reclusive46 wrote: »Three,O2 (GiffGaff aswell but not Tesco) and Vodafone I know do.
Just to correct, giffgaff DO NOT allow call forwarding to a t-mobile number out of inclusive talk time, it would cost 10p per minute.0 -
O2, Voda, Orange and 3UK allow diverts to come out of minutes.I spent 25 years in the mobile industry, from 1994 to 2019. Worked for indies as well as the big networks, in their stores also in contact centres. I also hold a degree in telecoms engineering so I like to think I know what I’m talking about 😂0
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