Call 18185 question

I was looking at this service but have been unable to find what rates mobile
operators charge for accessing 0808 0207 numbers.

Any one interested take a look at www.call18185.co.uk

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Malcolm Parfitt wrote:
> I was looking at this service but have been unable to find what rates
> mobile operators charge for accessing 0808 0207 numbers.
>
> Any one interested take a look at www.call18185.co.uk

Thats because its not 18185 who derermine this charge - its up to your
mobile operator on what they charge to call 'freefone' numbers

Jon

there are no freephone calls on mobiles, so use the London number at
your normal tariff

andy wrote:
> there are no freephone calls on mobiles, so use the London number at
> your normal tariff

Indeed
Jon

I'm well aware of that but there appears to be no information on Orange's
site hence my asking here. If you cannot answer a question constructively
may I suggest you do not reply at all.
"Jonathan Pearson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Malcolm Parfitt wrote:
>> I was looking at this service but have been unable to find what rates
>> mobile operators charge for accessing 0808 0207 numbers.
>>
>> Any one interested take a look at www.call18185.co.uk
>
> Thats because its not 18185 who derermine this charge - its up to your
> mobile operator on what they charge to call 'freefone' numbers
>
> Jon
>

Bearing in mind different networks charge different prices to call
01/02 geographical numbers and freephone numbers,depending also whether
your on contract or payg or have inclusive landline minutes or not.

Perhaps if you bothered to say what network you were on in first place
and whether you on contract or payg you might have got a better answer.

The prices that Orange charge to call Landline Geographical Numbers,and
Freephones can be found on their site.

Your obviously to bloody lazy to look.

I can also post with out swearing!!

Obviously your vocabulary is so deficient that you can't express yourself
with out using expletives.

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Bearing in mind different networks charge different prices to call
> 01/02 geographical numbers and freephone numbers,depending also whether
> your on contract or payg or have inclusive landline minutes or not.
>
> Perhaps if you bothered to say what network you were on in first place
> and whether you on contract or payg you might have got a better answer.
>
> The prices that Orange charge to call Landline Geographical Numbers,and
> Freephones can be found on their site.
>
> Your obviously to bloody lazy to look.
>

I would hardly call the word blxxxy swearing.I want repeat it for fear
of upsetting you.

The truth often hurts.I notice you dont deny being lazy!!!

Malcolm Parfitt wrote:
> I'm well aware of that but there appears to be no information on Orange's
> site hence my asking here. If you cannot answer a question constructively
> may I suggest you do not reply at all.
>
> >> I was looking at this service but have been unable to find what rates
> >> mobile operators charge for accessing 0808 0207 numbers.
> >>
> >> Any one interested take a look at www.call18185.co.uk
> >
> > Thats because its not 18185 who derermine this charge - its up to your
> > mobile operator on what they charge to call 'freefone' numbers
> >

Well aware of what? You ask us how much to call an ordinary landline
number, and tell people off for replying, and are still whingeing that
Orange can't tell you?

What on earth is wrong with -
> there are no freephone calls on mobiles, so use the London number at
> your normal tariff

I'm not surprised you got a rude answer

as it happens I emphatically deny being lazy!!

The problem is that as I cannot read a standard screen (and this is not self
inflicted) I use screen reading software to access my computer. Oranges
site is not the easiest site to navigate using access software.

So before jumping to conclusions and being generally offensive thing before
you type.
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I would hardly call the word blxxxy swearing.I want repeat it for fear
> of upsetting you.
>
> The truth often hurts.I notice you dont deny being lazy!!!
>

You don't need to navigate Orange's site to price up the tariff of a
London phone number