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Edinburghlass wrote: »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.
Hi,
I made a phone call to 0207 number. When I press the hash key, the machine told me that the cost of the phone will be 1p per minute. I have checked my recent calls and 20p has deducted for 15 minutes call time. The same thing happens will I dial 0121 (Birmingham) number.
So is it really free? At present it's charging 1p per minute.
Thanks
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I made a phone call to 0207 number. When I press the hash key, the machine told me that the cost of the phone will be 1p per minute. I have checked my recent calls and 20p has deducted for 15 minutes call time. The same thing happens will I dial 0121 (Birmingham) number.
So is it really free? At present it's charging 1p per minute.
If you used one of the 0208 or 0808 gateway numbers, you will have been charged at the 1p/minute rate - as you say you were.
http://www.1899.com/mobilerates.phpTime has moved on (much quicker than it used to - or so it seems at my age) and my previous advice on residential telephony has been or is now gradually being overtaken by changes in the retail market. Hence, I have now deleted links to my previous 'pearls of wisdom'. I sincerely hope they helped save some of you money.0 -
Calls via 1899, 18185 or 18866 to UK 01/02 numbers are only 5p connection and then "zero p per minute" from registered BT landlines when access is gained via the 4 or 5 digit prefix.
If you used one of the 0208 or 0808 gateway numbers, you will have been charged at the 1p/minute rate - as you say you were.
http://www.1899.com/mobilerates.php
Heinz,
Thanks for this. Much helpfull.
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I have used the 18185.co.uk site send 400 plus SMSs this last month, it was unreliable to use the first few days but worked well since and this morning despite 20 attempts it won't send, is this a general problem for everyone or just me!!??0
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I have used the 18185.co.uk site send 400 plus SMSs this last month, it was unreliable to use the first few days but worked well since and this morning despite 20 attempts it won't send, is this a general problem for everyone or just me!!??
I've used 18185 to send a couple of texts in the last few days, including one this morning, and both times it came up with the "Succesful" (sic) message.
Is this what you get, or something else?
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It keeps going back to the login page even though I have already succesfully logged in, these people never replied to my e-mails, any other free/1p SMS service recommended?0
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Big probs on the 18866 site at the mo... It's not their normal site but coming up with lots of !!!!!! instead!!0
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Big probs on the 18866 site at the mo... It's not their normal site but coming up with lots of !!!!!! instead!!
www.call18866.co.uk is working fine.
Note sister company www.18185.co.uk offers cheaper overall calls.;)0 -
I have been using overide numbers the 0844 ones and never knew about these 188 things. thanks. the ones best for me are 18185 and 18866. thanksSave saynoto0870.com in your favorites, and stop giving companies more £££ dialling 0870 numbers when you can dial freephones or cheaper alternatives
call your credit card company, tell them that you want to leave, 99% of the time theyll lower your APR%
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