Will NOODLE be any good for me & how does it work?

lallupa

AP wrote: »

But it doesn't mention 07700 0xxxxx which forms most of the noodle numbers.

Yes it does! try scrolling down, they actually categorize 077000 as international band 1.

ramesheuk

Hi,

Three started charging for noodle number. I got charged for this in three. And I Check with their Customer service. They started charging this from 27th July. Please check...

Thanks

benz52

Hi guys,

I'm looking to take out two new contracts especially to dial the new noodle numbers to make free international calls. I've already checked that O2 are charging me for making calls to the noodle (07722) number that I have. Is there anyone who can confirm whether other networks are charging to call these numbers?

I'm looking at purchasing phones from Orange or Vodafone.

Thanks

marko4ever25

the number for noodle telecom customer service on saynoto0870.com doesnt seem to be working - it was connecting yesterday but waiting over an hour - i think they have pulled the number or dont answer it if u dial on that number has anyone else got another low cost number to call them on

LOST

use the 07700090000 number - come out your inclusive minutes

marko4ever25

hi ive been using the noodles number to dial calls abroad from my vodafone. when i checked my account it had £19 of calls. i called vodafone who said not to worry as they are having problems with their system and i have plenty minutes left but im a bit worried. can anyone confirm if this is included in your minutes. please can someone pm me ta

vietpup

http://www.noodle.co.uk/faq.html

Question: Will people pay extra to call my new number?

Answer: From 1st August 2007, Noodle Oodles numbers are UK mobile numbers. Ofcom will classify Noodle numbers as UK Mobile Service (for those of you that like technical information). If you are calling a Noodle number from a mobile phone and are on a calling plan, the airtime should be included in the minutes bundle you signed up to with your carrier. Noodle recommends that you check with your current service provider first to see if your carrier will apply the Noodle Oodles call to your calling plan.

marko4ever25

vietpup wrote: »

http://www.noodle.co.uk/faq.html

Question: Will people pay extra to call my new number?

Answer: From 1st August 2007, Noodle Oodles numbers are UK mobile numbers. Ofcom will classify Noodle numbers as UK Mobile Service (for those of you that like technical information). If you are calling a Noodle number from a mobile phone and are on a calling plan, the airtime should be included in the minutes bundle you signed up to with your carrier. Noodle recommends that you check with your current service provider first to see if your carrier will apply the Noodle Oodles call to your calling plan.

im frighgtened to ask vodafone incase they ask questions about what the number is or why im asking

marko4ever25

marko4ever25 wrote: »

im frighgtened to ask vodafone incase they ask questions about what the number is or why im asking

can anyone see from vodafone website the calling charges for a noodle number?

Ypaymore

Vodafone have always charged for calls to Noodle Numbers from the outset.

T-Mob/Virgin continue to block calls to them.

O2 and 3 now charge to call them.

Only Orange allow calls to them out of inclusive x-net minutes.