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Originally Posted by Bill C
Why is that Virgins fault. I want to know why anyone would sit on a phone to British Gas for 1.5 hours, i certainly would not but there again i would not use British Gas.
I think British Gas need to sort out there call centre's if you have to be on for 1.5 hours
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BG were an example - it could be any company.
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Originally Posted by dcclanuk
yeah! why on earth would u be talking to british gas for 1.5 hours lol 
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Substitute BG for NTL:
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Originally Posted by NTLVictim
This took an hour and a half on the phone...
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Originally Posted by skirkby
i was also under the impression the same was with BT and er also every other provider although I do know some who are 70 mins rather than 60 but they are few and far between
Shaun
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18185 have no restrictions on call length and neither do Vonage
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Originally Posted by foreverwar
Shaun, couldn't find anything on the Virgin Media website to confirm/deny your proposition re 3ppm for 0800 calls after 60 minutes, so I called CS.
They stated that 0800 numbers continue to be non-chargeable after 60 minutes (phew, that's a relief).
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0800 numbers are not my proposition here.
I think we're at crossed purposes.
When I said free, I was talking about making the call within your call package (at no extra cost). I.e. getting an 01 or 02 number from saynoto0870.