On Mar 17, 3:41 pm, frog_escala...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Just wondering. I hadn't had much use for it in the past, but now it'd
> be very useful -- to redivert to a Skype-In or VoiceStick UK landline
> number while I'm abroad for three months (will be keeping my Orange
> contract for that time).
>
> Failing that I'd thought I'd probably have enough Orange UK minutes in
> those three months (that I wouldn't otherwise be using) to divert to
> the UK landline number, but I'd rather not risk running out of minutes
> during these (what would be) incoming calls and then having to pay
> unnecessarily.
>
> *Sigh*... I dunno, I've been mug enough to have a continuous Orange
> pay-monthly contract since 1995, and I don't feel valued as a
> customer. I'm tempted to ring them and try kicking up a fuss to get
> them to reinstate the Everyphone facility to me as a non-business
> customer. It's not like it would hardly cost them bugger all. And, as
> there likely aren't many non-business customers who do use it, they
> would surely have the network capacity to allow those who *do* request
> it to have it for free.
>
> There was time when Orange valued long-standing customer mugs like me:
> Orange Equity. I managed to get £60-worth of Amazon.co.uk vouchers
> from it which was better than a kick in the teeth. Of course they got
> rid of that years ago.
>
> Anyhow, sorry, I'm digressing into a meandering whinge.
>
> The gist of my post: has anyone who is a non-business Orange customer
> managed to get them to reinstate Orange Everyphone for free?
>
> Thanks!
> Johnny Dee

Everyphone has been defunct for two or three years