Signing up for call1899/18866/18185

hurrah

ccblinds wrote: »

is ther a redialer that will allow you to divert to your mobile yet as 220 pound of my last quarter was for divert to my mobile??

I divert during the day so as not to miss any calls but as my phone rings on average 10/20 times a day its mounting up:-(

any ideas would be appreciated.

cheers

dave

If your on a BT residential line. Subscribe to BT Call Divert and BT Call Mobile. Then nominate your mobile as your Best Friend, and your get 40% off your call charges to that mobile.

Heinz

hurrah wrote: »

If your on a BT residential line. Subscribe to BT Call Divert and BT Call Mobile. Then nominate your mobile as your Best Friend, and your get 40% off your call charges to that mobile.

On the downside, if you use a CPS, the diverted part of the call will be sent via your CPS provider - at its rates (i.e. without the BT discount).

flashharry_2

With both providers on trying to make a call keep getting engaged tone when number is not engaged.

Can call using bt ok.


Hope its only temp and they have not gone down drain.

Heinz

flashharry wrote: »

With both providers on trying to make a call keep getting engaged tone when number is not engaged.

Can call using bt ok.

Hope its only temp and they have not gone down drain.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=438508

bubbles08

ok im going to sign up for virgin BB Unlimited° Broadband & Talk, this includes free anytime 01 and 02 numbers. There for can i still use these 1899/18866/18185 numbers and what do i do:
after i get bb do i juss dial one of those codes b4 dialing a mobile number and it will be cheaper than bt/virgin - please correct me otherwise! i need to save £££
thanks

Heinz

Welcome to the MSE forums bubble08.

Only BT is required to allow access to prefix-dial and gateway providers. As part of the Vodafone package requires you to rent your landline from them (you cease paying BT for line rental and pay Vodafone instead), it is highly likely that access to prefix-dial providers such as 1899 and 18185 will be barred.

It is possible that, like Virgin Media have recently started to do, Vodafone will also progressively bar access to gateway providers too.

bubbles08

Therefore maybe i shoulld only get broadband elsewhere, and keep the bt phone line and use thsoe numbers to save money? would that b better.
?

Heinz

bubbles08 wrote: »

Therefore maybe i shoulld only get broadband elsewhere, and keep the bt phone line and use thsoe numbers to save money? would that b better.
?

IMHO yes - at least until you have completed your first 12 months with BT.

You can, of course, switch to a CPS and/or 1899/18185 etc. for your telephone calls immediately.

bubbles08

thank u
what does DECT and IMHO stand for????

BritBrat

IMHO : An abbreviation for in my humble opinion, this term is used in various online communications

DECT : Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DECT


Ain't google great.