1.5p/min(Off Peak).Mon-Fri 18:00-07:59 and all weekends.Second billing.

Need to purchase prepaid card from £5 to use via 03 access number.

There is a minimum charge of 6p and a setup fee of 3p Per CALL

http://www.qxcall.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73&Itemid=121

bigjohn wrote on Jan 19^th, 2013 at 3:57am:

1.5p/min(Off Peak).Mon-Fri 18:00-07:59 and all weekends.Second billing. Need to purchase prepaid card from £5 to use via 03 access number. There is a minimum charge of 6p and a setup fee of 3p Per CALL http://www.qxcall.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73&Itemid=121

Ironic isn't it that on the linked page,(and across all their site), they state: "Connecting people cheaply.", then list their contact number as: 0844 574 3333.

There is this number in the unverified list on the sayno site: -" 020 7097 5024", however I cannot verify it works completely as it goes to an auto system that requires a PIN to be entered before continuation.

They also state that "0844 Dial is inclusive in Free minutes of some phone providers." http://www.qxcall.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=33&Itemid=60

I thought that no phone provider included 0844 numbers!

derrick wrote on Jan 19^th, 2013 at 12:37pm:

bigjohn wrote on Jan 19th, 2013 at 3:57am: 1.5p/min(Off Peak).Mon-Fri 18:00-07:59 and all weekends.Second billing. Need to purchase prepaid card from £5 to use via 03 access number. There is a minimum charge of 6p and a setup fee of 3p Per CALL http://www.qxcall.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73&Itemid=121 Ironic isn't it that on the linked page,(and across all their site), they state: "Connecting people cheaply.", then list their contact number as: 0844 574 3333. There is this number in the unverified list on the sayno site: -" 020 7097 5024", however I cannot verify it works completely as it goes to an auto system that requires a PIN to be entered before continuation. They also state that "0844 Dial is inclusive in Free minutes of some phone providers." http://www.qxcall.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=33&Itemid=60 I thought that no phone provider included 0844 numbers!

I'd suggest anyone who uses that service put them straight regarding calling an 0844 number.

Feedback can be given here: http://www.qxcall.co.uk/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&id=1:contactus&catid=12:contacts

It does say on the contact page.

"Existing customers can reach us on the 0800 / 01635 number shown in our correspondent. "

No excuse i know but just saying !!! ;)

bigjohn wrote on Jan 20^th, 2013 at 7:58pm:

It does say on the contact page. "Existing customers can reach us on the 0800 / 01635 number shown in our correspondent. " No excuse i know but just saying !!! ;)

Well pointed out, I would be inclined to contact them by e-mail as they give an e-mail address  :)

Haiyah,

We stumble on this old thread today and thought would just clarify the issues raised.

(1) The 0207 given above is NOT our number, so don't know who added that.

(2) 0844 is included in T Mobile monthly contracts (excluding their Full Monty Internet+voice plan) taken out around Feb 2012 - June 13.

(3) We regret the use of a 0844 number here but we tried before to direct telemarketers to ring us on 08 numbers but guess what - it wasn't at all successful so now we only publish the 0844 number.  Customers are given a 01635 number. Email is the preferred contact, however.

We do connect people cheaply by offering ways for people to call 0800/0845/0844 numbers free by converting their bundle minutes into points, or route them more cheaply via a prepaid account. We also offer a 24x7 0845 service to ring UK mobile free (short call only) for those who have 0845 bundle. :-)

Thank you.