OneTel only support some of them (see HERE) - and charge 10% more than BT for the ones they do allow access to.

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Why not just concentrate on the angle of how many poorer customers now use Pay as You Go mobile phones and that the operators of these networks charging between 30p and 50p per minute for these calls compared to only 5p to 10p per minute for ordinary calls that start 01 or 02.

Also what about BT Payphones (used by the very poorest and oldest) which charge 30p for a 15 minute call to an 01 or 02 number but £2.05 for calling an 0844 NEG number.

And what about BT Option 3 customers who would pay 75p for NEG's 0844 number compared to nothing for an 01 or 02 number.  And what about 0844 costing 5p a minute on a Saturday morning to call compared to just 1.5p per minute for an 0870 number.

Even http://www.magsys.co.uk/telecom/residx.htm don't show 0844 and 0871 call prices for each operator so I'm not sure where you could get this information.

This is another reason why Ofcom's fantasy world of price competitition caused by more information on the cost of calling these numbers is a pipe dream.