They should have just kept 192 for the service provided by the telecoms company you are calling from, with the 118xxx being alternatives if you wanted to use them.
There is no reason I can see to remove 150 or 151 just because the 0800 number exists as well. It's basically a one line entry in the phone system to set up a number translation if you dial it
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Originally Posted by scrotnig
Some people need to join the real world.
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Yes they do, and TBH you are one of them if this is your attitude to 'customer service'. Despite what you say, ntl are clearly still advertising the number, and if they decide to remove it then they need to COMMUNICATE the change.