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Re: help for newbie , wanting to use a 0845 number then redirect to my mobile via voip
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| Iain wrote:
> Jono wrote:
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> There is no such thing as a local rate number. Calls to 0845 numbers
> cost more to call then the other end of the country. It's a sign of a
> rip-off. Of couse it will end before too long anyway, becasue the rules
> will prevent the recipient being paid.
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Not quite sure what you mean by that; you might also want to work on your
spelling, punctuation and grammar before worry about a foreign-looking
phone number.
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> Well, perhaps if you were to write in English that would be more
> convincing, but all the decent VOIP providers will let you choose a
> proper number in the dialling code area of your choice. A normal 01nn
> nnnnnn number.
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> Skype also hands out normal numbers, but Skype is poor value and doesn't
> provide the facilities you want.
After Skype's debacle with their 0207 numbers, I'd be reluctant to touch
them with a barge pole.
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