I've just signed up to a new deal for my calls with a company i'd never heard of. It's the cheapest by miles i have friends abroad and nationally and nothing compares with how simple the deal is

check it out

Ways To Sign-Up:

• Telephone 01256 857 004 and speak directly with Euphony and sign-up over the phone.
  
• Online via an affiliate/reseller here^*.

^* There is no difference to the price/promotion offer regardless of the way you sign-up except if you sign-up online, the affiliate/reseller may receive some money for referring you to Euphony.



~Edited by bbb_uk: Added Euphony to the title & ways to sign-up

This must be a spam sales ad, no?!!

There are two services:  euTalk+12 and euTalk+18

+12 is a 12 month contract at £7.25/month
+18 is for 18 months and works out at £4.33/month

Advertises "LOW" rate of 9.9ppm to mobiles - check out callchecker.moneysavingexpert.com for 4ppm offers (over the price of euTalk!).

Only first 60 minutes of call is free, thereafter you have to redial or have 4.7p connection charge + 2.5ppm.

Alternatively sign up with Primus Saver with no monthly charge and no set-up charge and get all evening/weekend local/national calls free (get your timing right and you'll get £5/month cashback + £16 from Quidco for joining).

Use call1899 for 3p/call (whole cost of call) daytime local/national calls.

Need any other reasons not to use any services from Euphony?!!!

RDD.

In the Cheapest Call Providers for BT Customers thread, I've made reference to Euphony and other cheap providers.

There is also a Cheapest Call Providers for Cable Customers for those unfortunate to be paying cable call rates.

How complicated do you want to make it.......i was just saying what i had found,no it's not a sales pitch ....i was just putting my two pence worth in!!!!!!!!! >:(

2dogs wrote on Oct 13^th, 2006 at 3:41pm:

How complicated do you want to make it.......i was just saying what i had found,no it's not a sales pitch ....i was just putting my two pence worth in!!!!!!!!! >:(

Don't worry, I never thought it was a spam sales especially as Euphony are one of the cheaper all-inclusive companies for UK calls.

Have you also checked out MSE International Callchecker to see if there are even cheaper ways of calling international?

The OP does  give an affiliate/reseller link for the service!!! .

Correct link is www.euphony.co.uk

Dont dismiss the offer before looking at it carefully. Used in conjunction with 18185 its a very powerful one.

Apart from people who call overseas,if  your happy with a 18 month contract the deals also good  for people who  make lots of peak UK geographical calls.Average £4.33p a month as opposed to the  £7.25 a month also  Euphony as recommended by the Money Saving Expert on  his site.



As Heinz says here "Itll  suit some people down to the ground".   As it obviously does the Op. :)

http://niftylist.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1768.0

knuj wrote on Oct 13^th, 2006 at 5:33pm:

The OP does  give an affiliate/reseller link for the service!!!.

Hi knuj,

Normally an affiliate/reseller link is a specially formated link with the reseller details at the end which would normally have something that identifies him to Euphony as the reseller.

The OP link I believe is just another link that is same (or near about) as the .co.uk link.


Quote:

Dont dismiss the offer before looking at it carefully. Used in conjunction with 18185 its a very powerful one. Apart from people who call overseas,if  your happy with a 18 month contract the deals also good  for people who make lots of peak UK geographical calls.Average £4.33p a month as opposed to the  £7.25 a month also  Euphony as recommended by the Money Saving Expert on his site

I agree it's a very good tariff for those that not only ring a a lot of geographical numbers but also make international calls as well.

bbb_uk wrote on Oct 14^th, 2006 at 12:53pm:

knuj wrote on Oct 13th, 2006 at 5:33pm: The OP does  give an affiliate/reseller link for the service!!!. Hi knuj, Normally an affiliate/reseller link is a specially formated link with the reseller details at the end which would normally have something that identifies him to Euphony as the reseller. The OP link I believe is just another link that is same (or near about) as the .co.uk link. Quote: Dont dismiss the offer before looking at it carefully. Used in conjunction with 18185 its a very powerful one. Apart from people who call overseas,if  your happy with a 18 month contract the deals also good  for people who make lots of peak UK geographical calls.Average £4.33p a month as opposed to the  £7.25 a month also  Euphony as recommended by the Money Saving Expert on his site I agree it's a very good tariff for those that not only ring a a lot of geographical numbers but also make international calls as well.

Whilst the site may look similar to the main company site. They are only Euphony business consultants.It clearly states on their site.

"© 2005 EuphonyUK.com - EuphonyUK.com is part of the Swift Solutions Group and is a reseller of Euphony Communications Ltd services. "

Swift solutions are a IT company based in Coventry, not part of the Euphony Group, who are based in Basingstoke.

:)Yes i realise they are resellers but as you can't sign up on the normal euphony site , this is the only site i could find to sign up on line......take a chill pill :)

2dogs wrote on Oct 16^th, 2006 at 8:19am:

:)Yes i realise they are resellers but as you can't sign up on the normal euphony site , this is the only site i could find to sign up on line......take a chill pill :)

Less of your ignorance please.

How strange your first post on this site promotes an affiliate link.When you can sign up over phone on main site.

i refer the the right honourable gentleman to my previous posting,i did say sign up on line ,not ring up......it's obvious it's pointless having these daily Insinuations that i'm selling something covertly. I would ask the Moderator to review these accusations this posting is making and lets start using the forum for some good rather than as a "I Know best" mentality >:(

Can we please keep personal comments to yourselves please.

Knuj - thanks for noticing the website is in fact an affiliate/reseller despite it looking very similar.

As the offer regardless of how you sign-up with Euphony is the same I see no detriment here so in the interest of fairness, I've amended the first post and made clear the ways to sign-up and pointed out that by signing-up online there is no cost difference except the affiliate/reseller may get a referral fee from Euphony for signing you up.

This way other forum members can make their own minds up.