Signing up for call1899/18866/18185

deefadog

O well, I'll just wait and see then

btw - i have a screen shot of my cwdialer i would like you to check for me (keep forgeting to send it ) I'll send that later tonight if that is ok?

Thanks

robjo2

I have BT line, Primus Saver 2 and use 1899, 18185 and hop back to BT (via 1280) as recommended elsewhere in the forum.

Two things I'm not sure about -
1. Should I prefix 0800 (and other freephone numbers) with 1280?
2. Is there now any difference between 1899 & 18185 for calling 01/02 numbers on weekdays?

I'd be grateful for an update. Thanks

deefadog

I had my first bill from primus today, only went active on the 14th of this month and it was for 12p? Any idea why, thought it was completely free?

Cheers

BritBrat

Free evening weekend calls.

Maybe for some reason you used it at another time I know I did when I used a few dialup accounts to keep them active.

Total bill = 0.46p, I am sure not going to worry about that amount compared to the long list of calls made during evening and weekend.

deefadog

Yes probablly, i have it all set on the v4 dialer, maybe it was just before it switch to evening calls maybe, not worrying at all Just curious

Going to hav eot sort my client out with Heinz's this evening, keep forgeting to do it!!

Heinz

robjo2 wrote: »

I have BT line, Primus Saver 2 and use 1899, 18185 and hop back to BT (via 1280) as recommended elsewhere in the forum.

Two things I'm not sure about -
1. Should I prefix 0800 (and other freephone numbers) with 1280?
2. Is there now any difference between 1899 & 18185 for calling 01/02 numbers on weekdays?

(1) Yes - because Primus charged for 0800 calls last year in error. Although those who complained quickly got their money back, 1280 prevents the possibility.

(2). No. 5p per call.

cwaring

littleirishboy wrote: »

I have used 18185 for a few years now and was wondering if the 0808 number for the access to 18185 is Free from virgin

Yes it is.

msaquib

Hi,

I have checked 18899 call rates, link below:-

http://www.1899.com/index2.php

In the corner of the page it says UK fixed lines 0.0 !!. Are calls from 18899 to UK fixed lines are free from 18899?

Thanks
M

Edinburghlass_2

Its 1899 and yes they are free to 01/02 numbers but there is a connection charge of 5p so this is all you pay no matter how long you are on the phone for.

Ypaymore

msaquib wrote: »

Hi,

I have checked 18899 call rates, link below:-

http://www.1899.com/index2.php

In the corner of the page it says UK fixed lines 0.0 !!. Are calls from 18899 to UK fixed lines are free from 18899?

Thanks
M

Sister company www.18185.co.uk offers the same deal and cheaper mobile,and ngn rates.;)