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Question: Does Your Telco Block or Allow Indirect Access

I am with BT (even if you use 1899, 18185 etc)    
  5 (55.6%)
I am with Virgin/Cable    
  1 (11.1%)
With WLR/LLU Telco Allowing Indirect Access    
  2 (22.2%)
With WLR/LLU Telco Blocking Indirect Access    
  1 (11.1%)




Total votes: 9
« Last Modified by: NGMsGhost on: Aug 14th, 2009 at 10:39am »

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Re: Which Non BT Telcos Still Allow Indirect Acces
Reply #15 - Sep 20th, 2009 at 6:54pm
 
SilentCallsVictim wrote on Sep 20th, 2009 at 6:44pm:
Before someone else says it - this is untrue, the charge for Caller Display is part of the high per minute rates paid to call from and to mobile networks.


Please quote your factual source for this statement SCV.  Also with BT call charges soon reaching over 5p per minute for ordinary 01/02 calls in the weekday daytime it will be hard to spot much difference in these high per minute rates compared to mobile phones.

Or were you perhaps referring to the high call termination charges by mobile networks compared to landlines? Wink
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Re: Which Non BT Telcos Still Allow Indirect Acces
Reply #16 - Sep 21st, 2009 at 1:33pm
 
NGMsGhost wrote on Sep 20th, 2009 at 5:10pm:
derrick wrote on Sep 20th, 2009 at 11:51am:
They are NOT free at all!

My gripe is people, (including the telcos), calling them free when they are not!
If they where free you would not need to pay a line rental, so stop the use of free and use the correct word "inclusive"


So we share the same gripe then Derrick as I feel exactly the same way as you......................

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Then stop calling them "free" as they are not!

Try not paying your line rental then see if they will supply you with the free, inclusive calls. they won't because you are not paying them anything!

Even 0800, 0808, 0500,100, 999, 112, are not free from your landline for the same reasons I mentioned above, if you don't pay your line rental you will not receive the calls!

FREE = NO charge!

The only,(?), true free calls, (to the caller), are 0800, 0808, 0500, 100, 999,112, called from a, (BT?), payphone, as to receive them inclusive from a landline means you are paying a line rental, therefore a charge!

There is no reason for the long post, or for you, (and others), to keep calling them "free", similarly to not calling 0845 "local rate", WE don't do that because it is misleading, so is calling the inclusive calls "free"!


Even BOGOFF's in supermarkets are not one "free", as you have to buy one to receive another one, therefore a charge! FREE = NO charge!
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