They use 0870 2410450. This is a helpline number.

Please can you read the instructions and post all the information requested. After that, someone will be glad to help you. Thanks.

Is this a request?  :-? :-?

Seems to be a statement.

My bus is blue.
There you go, I can do it as well!


However, there might be a problem as their address is listed as Nottingham. but their fax is 020 7263 6399 London.

Now if we google the fax...................................................

DPPI, National Centre for Disabled Parents, Unit F9, 89/93 Fonthill Road, London, N4 3JH, UK. Tel: 020 7263 3088 Fax: 020 7263 6399 Text: 0800 018 9949

I am sorry for not being more clear. My disability affects my concentration and there is a lot of new information to take in. 'My bus is blue'.  Very helpful. Thank you.

To clarify. I used the search geographical numbers facility. No match found. They have a website, and a help forum but due to the nature of my disability I can find forums difficult.

I just wonder why they offer an 0870 number as a helpline for disabled parents. And I wondered if there was a geographical number. That's all. Sorry to have been such a nuisance.

look back one post.
I was modifying while you were typing

Thank you and I really apologise. I'm not really up to forums but really appreciate you looking this up for me. My bank has suggested I try this site to save some money. All the numbers I've put in for utilities and regular companies I call have come up trumps. Thanks saynoto0870.com! This will save me a lot as I'm housebound and have to make a lot of phonecalls.

If you're doing lots of calls from home, then these sites need looking at.
To long winded to explain here, but they should be self explanatory.

www.18185.co.uk
www.niftylist.co.uk
www.voipstunt.co.uk
http://www.planet-talk.co.uk/SaverProducts.aspx?source=saver

Wow, I didn't know about any of this stuff. Currently paying far too much. Thanks for the links. So basically I can find a cheaper mobile deal (definitely will be doing that) and sign up to a service that gives me cheaper landline calls even when I technically keep my Virgin phoneline? Just by prefixing 18185? Will check it all out, thanks  :)

If possible, ditch Virgin (No virgin has ever been any good!) and go back to BT.
You don't need their service, just their line. Then you can use Primus.

Hmmm, lots to think about. Virgin do a good TV package (better than Sky at mo) and good value broadband. Will get my head around Primus and check it all out. Thanks  :)

I am not convinced that virgin is an inferia package although it won't suit everybody but I am able to ring 01/02 & 07 numbers all inclusive for a fixed fee.

I chose £40.00 per month because I only made 10 calls on the mobile and it soon hiked up my bill. Virgin/Telewest have given me a very good service for the last 5 years although I do not agree with the 0906 number for techi support.

Look at all the options and pick the package that is most beneficial to you.

Baz

This is getting way OT, but remember you don't have to drop the TV package as well as the phone; mix-and-match providers as best suits you!

In any case, you could use a VOIP provider instead; pick up a SIP-capable adapter off eBay for under £20, connect it between your phones and your current phone line, and it'll route outgoing calls via a voip service while still allowing incoming calls on your normal number.  Plenty of choice in the VOIP market, and calls are often cheaper than the indirect services you can get on a BT line; most offer free UK calls 24/7.  There's a thread here with more info.

Thanks! Will check all this out  :)