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  1. #1
    Steve Terry
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    As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers

    Steve Terry





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  2. #2
    J B
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers


    I thought you answered questions, not asked them!

    ;-)


    --

    J B





  3. #3
    Brian A
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    On Wed, 22 Nov 2006 10:33:03 -0000, "J B" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >"Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >news:[email protected]...
    >> As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    >> Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    >> of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers

    >
    >I thought you answered questions, not asked them!
    >
    >;-)

    You could subscribe to one of the landline Finarea companies
    (18185,1899,18866) and dial their geo access number. OK you will have
    to pay Finarea but it might work out cheaper for you depending on your
    particualar needs.
    Remove 'no_spam_' from email address.



  4. #4
    Dan
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    J B wrote:
    > "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    > > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    > > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers

    > I thought you answered questions, not asked them!
    > ;-)


    I second that, shock to the system to see steve posting a question!

    Dan




  5. #5
    Steve Terry
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    "Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >J B wrote:
    >> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >> news:[email protected]...
    >> > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    >> > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    >> > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers

    >> I thought you answered questions, not asked them!
    >> ;-)

    >
    > I second that, shock to the system to see steve posting a question!
    > Dan
    >

    I don't know everything, it just seems that way ;-)

    Anyway callthroughs are changing all the time,
    my guess is there are some with 07xxx mobile numbers
    out there that will route to 0845 / 0870

    Bloody 3 would stop inc them, making O2 the only network that still does

    (and my old Orange ED50, but that's only sfter 7pm)

    Steve Terry





  6. #6
    Dan
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    Steve Terry wrote:
    > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers


    For 0845, 0800 calls use pre-dials 07 access number, using your inc
    minutes directly.
    For 0870 calls, you could clock up some points/units from your ED50 to
    your three number, then use a geographical access number to make a call
    from three using qxdial+ at www.qxcall.co.uk and/or use the callback
    service using same account/units. (though this access method would cost
    you more units per/min)

    You will have to confirm that callback will work to a three number
    though, but if seriously thinking about using the callback from three,
    I suggest changing it/port in an O2/Orange number as it's cheaper for
    the system to call. (or use callback from your ED50 directly for peak
    times)

    There is a geo number to clock up points though it's a very small
    amount per/min.

    Another option is, if you prefer using pre-dial on ED50, get the points
    earned transferred on request to your three number, then use their 0800
    access number, but prefixed with an 01/07 call through on three to call
    the 0800 access number, thus costing nothing to access pre-dial on
    three, though I would not recommend this option due to cost
    consideration being high per/min for the 0845/0870 end call. It
    wouldn't be so bad if pre-dial had a geo access number, but they
    don't.

    Assuming to still have/use ED50, and obviously you would dial direct
    from you ED50 for any off-peak 0845/0870 calls you make.

    It really depends on your usage, amount/length of 08 calls, time of
    day, and were you have excess minutes that are not getting used, I've
    given a few ideas above though some methods cost more that others, the
    best option will always be the one which costs the least and makes the
    best use of your minutes, but does not rule out using a mixture of
    services above depending on the type of call and length to suit your
    needs.

    Forgot to mention you can use qxdial for 0800 (at low cost), 0844, and
    0871 calls as well : - )

    Dan




  7. #7
    Dan
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    Steve Terry wrote:
    > "Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >J B wrote:
    > >> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > >> news:[email protected]...
    > >> > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    > >> > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    > >> > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers
    > >> I thought you answered questions, not asked them!
    > >> ;-)

    > >
    > > I second that, shock to the system to see steve posting a question!
    > > Dan
    > >

    > I don't know everything, it just seems that way ;-)
    > Anyway callthroughs are changing all the time,
    > my guess is there are some with 07xxx mobile numbers
    > out there that will route to 0845 / 0870
    > Bloody 3 would stop inc them, making O2 the only network that still does
    > (and my old Orange ED50, but that's only sfter 7pm)


    I'm one happy person, since your first post, I decided to try all the
    07 numbers for pre-dial I had, I hadn't bothered for a while as it
    hasn't worked for ages to 0845 and would you believe it, it's now
    working again and 0800 too, that's just hope this time it going to
    last!

    dial 07730 666 890

    Dan




  8. #8
    Steve Terry
    Guest

    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    "Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Steve Terry wrote:
    >> "Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >> news:[email protected]...
    >> >J B wrote:
    >> >> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >> >> news:[email protected]...
    >> >> > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    >> >> > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    >> >> > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers

    <snip>
    > I'm one happy person, since your first post, I decided to try all the
    > 07 numbers for pre-dial I had, I hadn't bothered for a while as it
    > hasn't worked for ages to 0845 and would you believe it, it's now
    > working again and 0800 too, that's just hope this time it going to
    > last!
    > dial 07730 666 890
    > Dan
    >

    Predials O2 callthrough 07730 666890
    Hadn't thought of that one, yep OK for 0845

    I collected loads of predial and QXdial points on my ED50
    before Orange stole free 0800 access.
    (except for some business users)

    I guess I could shift those points to my 3, all too complicated.

    What I want, (and so would anyone not on O2 with inc 0870),
    is a callthrough to 0870

    There used to be loads using Orange Everyphone before it went,
    but that was costing Orange

    Steve Terry





  9. #9
    Gerry \(The MOTH\)
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    Re: 3 charging for 0870 any callthroughs?

    Tried calling this on a 3 phone and I get the message this service is only
    available after 7pm. What's the point of a off-peak callthrough, cos most
    0870 and 0845 numbers I have to call are always during the day.

    If I'm near a pc during the day and have to call 0870 numbers I always check
    with www.saynoto0870.co.uk then store the number for future reference.

    --
    Gerry (The MOTH)
    "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > "Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> Steve Terry wrote:
    >>> "Dan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >>> news:[email protected]...
    >>> >J B wrote:
    >>> >> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >>> >> news:[email protected]...
    >>> >> > As 0845 / 0870 doesn't come out of my 3 VT&T 1100.
    >>> >> > Does anyone have a 07xxx xxxxxx callthrough that will come out
    >>> >> > of 3 inc mins that can be used to call 0845/0870 numbers

    > <snip>
    >> I'm one happy person, since your first post, I decided to try all the
    >> 07 numbers for pre-dial I had, I hadn't bothered for a while as it
    >> hasn't worked for ages to 0845 and would you believe it, it's now
    >> working again and 0800 too, that's just hope this time it going to
    >> last!
    >> dial 07730 666 890
    >> Dan
    >>

    > Predials O2 callthrough 07730 666890
    > Hadn't thought of that one, yep OK for 0845
    >
    > I collected loads of predial and QXdial points on my ED50
    > before Orange stole free 0800 access.
    > (except for some business users)
    >
    > I guess I could shift those points to my 3, all too complicated.
    >
    > What I want, (and so would anyone not on O2 with inc 0870),
    > is a callthrough to 0870
    >
    > There used to be loads using Orange Everyphone before it went,
    > but that was costing Orange
    >
    > Steve Terry
    >






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