The reservations number is either an 090 (40p/min) or a Belgium +32 No.
The unverified database No. 020 7559 9790 returns an unobtainable tone even if preceded by 141
has anybody got any more information.
Thanks
John

john_on_road wrote on Nov 9^th, 2010 at 11:07am:

has anybody got any more information.

On the basis of what little information you have posted - the most obvious answer to this question is YOU !!  ::)

You've eluded to the 090 number, the Belguin number, the company's website address, it's postal correspondence address.........

To the OP,

You can e-mail them: here

Dave the postal address is: here

I hope this helps, I was feeling in a helpful mood.

:)

CJT-80 wrote on Nov 9^th, 2010 at 8:36pm:

To the OP, You can e-mail them: here Dave the postal address is: here I hope this helps, I was feeling in a helpful mood.

Thanks. That is helpful indeed and has lead me to the underlying geographic number to UK telephone number 0905 60 95 609.

It is a pity that the OP didn't furnish us with more information and expected us to fathom this out for ourselves.

Indeed, I called the 0905 number and found it is answered by a sythesised female voice. This is the exact same female voice as is on the number published for after-sales service or web helpdesk, +32 (0)2 723 23 62. This is a vital pointer that has thus far not been picked up on, and tells us that the number is answered in Brussels.

I then simply went through numbers, changing the last couple of digits, until I found +32 2 723 2338 which is answered the same as the UK 0905 number (and is thus its underlying number). This is a Brussels geographic number (the area code being 2).

It's probably best to use a provider like 18185, rather than your line provider such as Virgin Media or BT.