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dragon 28-08-2005 11:43

call 1899
 
i was just looking at call1899.com and noticed a 3p connection fee applys to calls from a ntl/telewest line

is this 3p charged by ntl/telewest and appears on the phonebill or is it charged to your call 1899 account? :erm:

Chris W 28-08-2005 11:46

Re: call 1899
 
From my interpretation of the site- the 3p connection charge applies to all calls (even those from a BT line).

The access number given for ntl/tw is 0808 which is a freephone number, therefore the 3p charge must be coming from 1899.

dragon 28-08-2005 11:51

Re: call 1899
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris W
From my interpretation of the site- the 3p connection charge applies to all calls (even those from a BT line).

The access number given for ntl/tw is 0808 which is a freephone number, therefore the 3p charge must be coming from 1899.

ahh thanks.

not sure if i'l use call1899 or not, i usally use my mobile for calls (inclusive minutes are so usefull..)

prob get call 1189 if i plan calling international.

does anyone know if i could call the 020 number on my inclusive minutes (vodafone anytime 200)

Chris W 28-08-2005 11:55

Re: call 1899
 
yes 020 numbers are included.

dragon 28-08-2005 11:58

Re: call 1899
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris W
yes 020 numbers are included.

ahh worth noting if i ever need to call international.

thanks for clearing everything up.


thought they would be but just wanted to check ;)

Graham 30-08-2005 00:37

Re: call 1899
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dragon
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris W
From my interpretation of the site- the 3p connection charge applies to all calls (even those from a BT line).

The access number given for ntl/tw is 0808 which is a freephone number, therefore the 3p charge must be coming from 1899.

ahh thanks.

not sure if i'l use call1899 or not, i usally use my mobile for calls (inclusive minutes are so usefull..)

prob get call 1189 if i plan calling international.

I can confirm the above: it costs nothing to join them so I'm signed up to both call1899 and call18866 and they both have freephone access numbers, so the "connection fee" is what you pay them to use their service.

It's great when you phone a number and get the "this is a free phone call..." message :D


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