070 numbers

Storck

earthstorm wrote: »

WRONG

1st link refers if you are in the UK

http://www.flextel.com/costs/free-calls-070.html




also the prices i stated clearly states

The first link says it is free to redirect if in UK.

The second quote where it says YOU it is talking about the owner of the 070 number. It will cost them 27p per minute to have it redirect to one of the places listed.

The sites you are quoting from are designed for the people buying and using the 070 number not the person calling it.

earthstorm

Storck wrote: »

The first link says it is free to redirect if in UK.

The second quote where it says YOU it is talking about the owner of the 070 number. It will cost them 27p per minute to have it redirect to one of the places listed.

The sites you are quoting from are designed for the people buying and using the 070 number not the person calling it.

from http://www.which.co.uk/technology/phones/guides/mobile-phone-problems/premium-rate-phone-numbers/

07 cost

An 07 number followed by any digit except '0' is usually a mobile phone number. Calls from pay-monthly mobiles to other mobiles are usually included. Calls from pay-as-you-go mobile phones typically range from 5ppm to 20ppm, though cross-network calls (where you're calling someone who doesn't use the same mobile provider as you) may cost more.
The cost of calling mobiles from home phones varies by network, but calls to mobiles cost 7.5ppm (off-peak) or 12.5ppm (peak) from a BT landline.
070 cost

Watch out for 070 codes. They look like mobile phone numbers, but can cost up to 50p a minute. 070 phone numbers are intended to act as a forwarding service – known as personal numbers, they divert calls to the owner's location.
However, because they are easy to mistake for mobile phone numbers, some criminals use them to try to con you into calling them and making money out of it. If you receive a missed call on your mobile from an 070 number, do not call it back – it is likely to be a scam.

wealdroam

earthstorm wrote: »

07 cost

An 07 number followed by any digit except '0' is usually a mobile phone number. Calls from pay-monthly mobiles to other mobiles are usually included. Calls from pay-as-you-go mobile phones typically range from 5ppm to 20ppm, though cross-network calls (where you're calling someone who doesn't use the same mobile provider as you) may cost more.
The cost of calling mobiles from home phones varies by network, but calls to mobiles cost 7.5ppm (off-peak) or 12.5ppm (peak) from a BT landline.

from http://www.which.co.uk/technology/phones/guides/mobile-phone-problems/premium-rate-phone-numbers/

That's for numbers that are not 070nnn...

This thread is about numbers that start 070.

Can you provide something relevant please?

earthstorm

wealdroam wrote: »

That's for numbers that are not 070nnn...

This thread is about numbers that start 070.

Can you provide something relevant please?

i used google and provided the correct information, so stop trolling my posts trying to cause an argument as you only make yourself look like a troll

https://www.google.co.uk/#fp=43445de6399d79e1&q=call+charges+for+070+numbers

Premium rate phone numbers - Mobile phone problems - Phones ...

https://www.which.co.uk › Technology › Phones › Mobile phone problems‎
Find out what you'll be charged for calling premium rate numbers, and how to ... If you receive a missed call on your mobile from an 070 number, do not call it ...

07 cost

An 07 number followed by any digit except '0' is usually a mobile phone number. Calls from pay-monthly mobiles to other mobiles are usually included. Calls from pay-as-you-go mobile phones typically range from 5ppm to 20ppm, though cross-network calls (where you're calling someone who doesn't use the same mobile provider as you) may cost more.
The cost of calling mobiles from home phones varies by network, but calls to mobiles cost 7.5ppm (off-peak) or 12.5ppm (peak) from a BT landline.
070 cost

Watch out for 070 codes. They look like mobile phone numbers, but can cost up to 50p a minute. 070 phone numbers are intended to act as a forwarding service – known as personal numbers, they divert calls to the owner's location.
However, because they are easy to mistake for mobile phone numbers, some criminals use them to try to con you into calling them and making money out of it. If you receive a missed call on your mobile from an 070 number, do not call it back – it is likely to be a scam.

Moglex

earthstorm wrote: »

i used google and provided the correct information, so stop trolling my posts trying to cause an argument as you only make yourself look like a troll

He's not trolling, he's just pointing out that your post was irrelevant. It seems that as well as not having the sense to see that in the first place you don't even have the sense to see it when it's explained to you.

Storck

And then to go back and edit it so it looks correct

earthstorm

Storck wrote: »

And then to go back and edit it so it looks correct

No i never as it was as it was originally added.

earthstorm

Moglex wrote: »

He's not trolling, he's just pointing out that your post was irrelevant. It seems that as well as not having the sense to see that in the first place you don't even have the sense to see it when it's explained to you.

this link explains it all if those on MSE forums can actually open and read links

wealdroam

earthstorm wrote: »

No i never as it was as it was originally added.

That sir, is simply not true.

At the time I commented on it, your complete post looked like this:

earthstorm wrote: »

Storck wrote: »

The first link says it is free to redirect if in UK.

The second quote where it says YOU it is talking about the owner of the 070 number. It will cost them 27p per minute to have it redirect to one of the places listed.

The sites you are quoting from are designed for the people buying and using the 070 number not the person calling it.

from http://www.which.co.uk/technology/phones/guides/mobile-phone-problems/premium-rate-phone-numbers/

07 cost

An 07 number followed by any digit except '0' is usually a mobile phone number. Calls from pay-monthly mobiles to other mobiles are usually included. Calls from pay-as-you-go mobile phones typically range from 5ppm to 20ppm, though cross-network calls (where you're calling someone who doesn't use the same mobile provider as you) may cost more.
The cost of calling mobiles from home phones varies by network, but calls to mobiles cost 7.5ppm (off-peak) or 12.5ppm (peak) from a BT landline.