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Message started by helen26 on Jul 20th, 2005 at 10:00pm

Title: Internet dial up
Post by helen26 on Jul 20th, 2005 at 10:00pm
Has anyone changed their internet pay as you go dial up number from the 0845 number to an 01 number, does it work or does provider re-route the call.

Title: Re: Internet dial up
Post by Dave on Jul 20th, 2005 at 11:02pm
A couple of threads on ISPs with geographical numbers are running in the Requests section:

I don't know about other providers, but if you are on BT Together, alot of these are excluded from the geographical 'discounts' and are charged at 0845 rates. See BT Together ISP and numbers exclusion list on BT's site.

Title: Re: Internet dial up
Post by DaveM on Jul 20th, 2005 at 11:06pm
See the posting at Landlines for ISP's which gives you a choice of some useful numbers !

I am with OneTel and use the Geo numbers to call my various dial-up accounts monthly. There are great problems though if you are with BT and some other phone providers, who will block the calls.

It can save you having to get an Anytime account.   ;D

Title: Re: Internet dial up
Post by Gazzer on Jul 22nd, 2005 at 6:51am

wrote on Jul 20th, 2005 at 11:02pm:
A couple of threads on ISPs with geographical numbers are running in the Requests section:

I don't know about other providers, but if you are on BT Together, alot of these are excluded from the geographical 'discounts' and are charged at 0845 rates. See BT Together ISP and numbers exclusion list on BT's site.



I just read that and cannot believe it. BT actually discriminate between a voice call and a modem call. As far as the equipment is concerned there is no difference. That stinks. It's like saying you can call your mother for free but if you call your granny in the next street it costs a premium rate. Unbelievable

Title: Re: Internet dial up
Post by Smasher on Jul 28th, 2005 at 5:31pm

wrote on Jul 20th, 2005 at 11:06pm:
See the posting at Landlines for ISP's which gives you a choice of some useful numbers !

I am with OneTel and use the Geo numbers to call my various dial-up accounts monthly. There are great problems though if you are with BT and some other phone providers, who will block the calls.

It can save you having to get an Anytime account.   ;D


If you're with Onetel, don't they invoice the calls on the monthly bill?  Therefore what benefit is there of using the geo number?  

I'm on the basic plan of 1.5p per minute and I use an 0800 to dial-up and then when authenticated with their server, my usage is clocked and then charged to my monthly bill.

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