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Old 31-12-2003, 15:49   #3
Paul K
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Re: 1263 & 1470 needed ?

Totally right as far as I know Sociable
More info on 1263
From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/paul.fr...dfaq.html#1.18
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Whats this 1263 call prefix for ? / What does the call dialer do ?

By dialing 1263 from a BT line this will route you onto NTL's network and your call will be charged by NTL.
This is what the call dialer box does!
The NTLWorld 0800 number will not work from a BT line UNLESS the prefix OR call dialer box is used.
Just to confuse issues more you must NOT use the prefix if you are a On-Net customer (NTL phone line)
and you are right about 1470 it allows you to dial and connect when you are witholding your caller ID.
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