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mypinknee Newbie Offline AKA Mr Grumpy Posts: 12 Glos Gender:	Using 18866 from a mobile Apr 11^th, 2005 at 3:51pm I am a 18866 user and I have been trying to fathom out their charges if and when I use their 020 7001 9797 from my mobile to access other numbers. Surely I will be paying my own mobile rates or is this 020.. number free for me to call? Does it work with all providers? Can anyone here explain to a dim phone user like me?
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Tanllan Supreme Member Offline Posts: 797 Gender:	Re: Using 18866 from a mobile Reply #1 - Apr 11^th, 2005 at 3:56pm Yup, the 020 number may be within your provider's "prepaid" usage, or they may decide to charge because of the number's use. Best to try in a modest way and see what happens. But there are often cheaper ways to call then using the free (that is, prepaid at high rates) minutes.
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bigjohn Supreme Member Offline Posts: 2,316 Gender:	Re: Using 18866 from a mobile Reply #2 - Apr 11^th, 2005 at 4:39pm 8) 8) 8) Wot network are you on,and do you have a contract or a payg phone.if you are on a contract how many free cross network minutes have you got.Are you phoning uk or intl nos. Are you phoning other mobiles.Once we have this info we will point you in right direction!!!
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mypinknee Newbie Offline AKA Mr Grumpy Posts: 12 Glos Gender:	Re: Using 18866 from a mobile Reply #3 - Apr 11^th, 2005 at 5:22pm I use Tmobile as PAYG. I call other mobiles and landlines and I am really mean!
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bigjohn Supreme Member Offline Posts: 2,316 Gender:	Re: Using 18866 from a mobile Reply #4 - Apr 11^th, 2005 at 5:36pm 8) 8) 8) Every time you dial the 18866 acess no from your payg mobile you are charged 2p connection by 18866.But the bad news is that if you are as mean as you say you are your be shocked to know that T Mobile will be charging you between 30p to 5p a minute to ring it.depending on your spend with them!!!Deep Joy.
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mypinknee

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Re: Using 18866 from a mobile
Reply #5 - Apr 11^th, 2005 at 8:27pm

So it is as I feared, completely pointless using the 18866 connection number. I had a suspiscion that would be the case, but I am always the eternal optomist.

Given the few calls I do make it is still cheaper for me to pay as I go. My annual usage amounts to about £15 - told you I was mean. Thanks for the explanations though.

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bigjohn Supreme Member Offline Posts: 2,316 Gender:	Re: Using 18866 from a mobile Reply #6 - Apr 11^th, 2005 at 8:37pm 8) 8) 8) You could reduce the £15 bill!!! by going to a cheaper payg tariff.Easymobile.Com might be of interest to you.
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reggie Full Member Offline Posts: 199	Re: Using 18866 from a mobile Reply #7 - Apr 19^th, 2005 at 2:49pm It is still worthwhile if you need to 'phone an overseas number you will be charged for the local call by T mobile and then for the foreign call by 1866 alot cheaper than making an international call from the mobile.
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Re: Using 18866 from a mobile
Reply #8 - Apr 20^th, 2005 at 6:28pm

If you're using PAYG, and paying these high costs, then I think an 0870 number would cost about the same.

Therefore using just dial on 0870 794 5989 and waiting for the prompt then calling the international number might be just as cost effective.

If you use that system, then you won't get any additional call charges from 18866, and you would still be paying for an outgoing call which you would have made using 18866

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