New Cheap Call Service Launched ( 18185 ).

Rikki

I found it.
One more question . If you have more than onr phone socket do you always have to use the one where the dialer is?

Late night night, too much alcohol, and a child that doen't know the meaning of "a lie in".

Edinburghlass_2

I better say this quietly then but in fact I don't actually have one myself so I don't know but I am sure one of our regular posters who does have one will be able to answer your question soon

fayraz

You need a dialler for each socket a phone is plugged in but you can plug two phones into one dialler.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

I have 3 digital cordless telephones, and I use 1 V4 dialler, as only the main telephone needs to be plugged in to the BT or NTL telephone socket
Also, if you only intend using 18866 as your cheap call provider, you could even opt for the cheaper V2 dialler & with 20% off, this comes as a great cheap product which just plugs in and goes without having to programme anything :T

fayraz

Same with me I have two cordless phones and I have paired both handsets with one base unit so I only need one dialler.

Edinburghlass_2

Just checked the charges for calling mobiles and its 10p w/days and 2p w/ends via 18185 with a 4p connection charge

fbrj

Edinburghlass wrote:

Just checked the charges for calling mobiles and its 10p w/days and 2p w/ends via 18185 with a 4p connection charge

....so 1899 for mid week and 18185 for w/ends then??

fayraz

Anyone on a NTL line used 18185, I am using the access number but it keeps says "this service is temporarly unavailable, please try again later".

pricefighter

fayraz wrote:

Anyone on a NTL line used 18185, I am using the access number but it keeps says "this service is temporarly unavailable, please try again later".

Its not just NTL i have just tried the 0808 access no from a BT Landline, and i got the same annoucement that you got.

fayraz

I'll just cancel with them and stick with 1899.