Just dial saver lite (merged)

the_devil_made_me_do_it

April2 wrote:

You shouldn't have to - changing CPS makes no difference.

I'll need to change my evening and weekend calls, at the mo, they r routed to 18866 and 1899. I would've thought I'd need to change that, and use 18866/1899 for daytime calls only

meishka

re free calls in the evening and weekend with planet talk, which option do I need?

jem16

meishka wrote:

re free calls in the evening and weekend with planet talk, which option do I need?

Saver option 2

Planet Talk

bbb_uk

meishka wrote:

re free calls in the evening and weekend with planet talk, which option do I need?

In addition to what jem16 posted, can I add that you have to sign-up to Planet Talk Primus Saver via USwitch.com as stated in their FAQ's here.

the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote:

I'll need to change my evening and weekend calls, at the mo, they r routed to 18866 and 1899. I would've thought I'd need to change that, and use 18866/1899 for daytime calls only

You will need to change your dialler if it's currently setup for Call18866/1899 during the evening & weekends now.

For your evening & weekend calls to be setup with your dialler just specify that the carrier '0 - Not Routed' (or something like that) is used for your geographical calls during the evening & weekend instead of Call18866/1899.

I believe April2 probably thought you were already using a CPS provider or BT themselves in which case you wouldn't have needed to do anything.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

bbb_uk wrote:

In addition to what jem16 posted, can I add that you have to sign-up to Planet Talk Primus Saver via USwitch.com as stated in their FAQ's here.


You will need to change your dialler if it's currently setup for Call18866/1899 during the evening & weekends now.

For your evening & weekend calls to be setup with your dialler just specify that the carrier '0 - Not Routed' (or something like that) is used for your geographical calls during the evening & weekend instead of Call18866/1899.

I believe April2 probably thought you were already using a CPS provider or BT themselves in which case you wouldn't have needed to do anything.

I am using BT at the mo, but non of my calls are routed to BT. I'm just paying them landline costs.

April2

the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote:

I'll need to change my evening and weekend calls, at the mo, they r routed to 18866 and 1899. I would've thought I'd need to change that, and use 18866/1899 for daytime calls only

Sorry. My mistake. You are absolutely correct.

flossy_splodge

Interestingly, have had an immediate email reply when I signed up following Martin's recommendation (hadn't seen this thread!), detailing start date and other info so not sure what the problem is that others are having? Should I continue or not? Any help/advice welcome.

flossy_splodge

Oh and if youse all reckon I shouldn't, what steps do I need to take to cancel? Eeks. Perhaps it isn't worth the raised blood pressure and worry.

beachbeth

pricefighter wrote:

Why are we being recommended to use this product if they dont give full info on site,dont reply to e-mails,and charge when they should not? It might be offering free evening and weekend calls but is it more hassle then its worth?
After all their are two other suppliers offering same.

This is what I was thinking. It doesn't seem worth the hassle. Think I'll stick with 1899. Don't make that many calls anyway.

pricefighter

Good to to know i am not the only one who thinks this!!!