Phone Charges Are Changing
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It's about time 0800 calls were free from a mobile.
This is worth a read too:
http://www.which.co.uk/money/money-saving-tips/guides/cheap-alternatives-to-0870-and-0845-calls/say-no-to-0870-and-0845/
And customer services numbers are not supposed to be 0870 anymore but I see the NICEIC are still flouting this!
http://www.which.co.uk/money/money-saving-tips/guides/cheap-alternatives-to-0870-and-0845-calls/say-no-to-0870-and-0845/
And customer services numbers are not supposed to be 0870 anymore but I see the NICEIC are still flouting this!
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iirc its only complaint numbers that must not be 084/7 numbers?
They, used, to be, with Orange.
I always call 015-825-31000 for the NICEIC 
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I always call 999 When i have an electrical,question of a technical,nature.
Why ring the NIC, they do not make the rules, Trumpton do!
Why ring the NIC, they do not make the rules, Trumpton do!
Sharpend
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0800 are with EE
Talking of EE..... Did you know that you can get a free power block off them...
Text POWER to 365
We've had 3, one for each phone
Text POWER to 365
We've had 3, one for each phone
Sharpend
"It Just Is"
Yep! Two here.
Dont get caught out with 01534 numbers, which is the Jersey code. From the Uk it is a international call charge. Even worse, unless recently changed is calling any 07 mobile that was registered and in Jersey as thats charged at international mobile call from the Uk.
