Any mobile operator offer free or cheap 0870/0845 calls?

Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
often. Any way to cut cost?

I appreciate any option.

On 15 Jul, 17:00, ericking <ericking...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
> often. Any way to cut cost?
>
> I appreciate any option.

I still get those numbers included in my call allowance - i think
thats cause i have had my contact since 2001!

On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 20:52:44 -0000, Rob <robertoakes1@gmail.com>
wrote:

>On 15 Jul, 17:00, ericking <ericking...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
>> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
>> often. Any way to cut cost?
>>
>> I appreciate any option.
>
>I still get those numbers included in my call allowance - i think
>thats cause i have had my contact since 2001!
I think that answer to your question is NO, not with new contracts.

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On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 09:00:07 -0700, ericking <ericking777@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
>non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
>often. Any way to cut cost?
>
>I appreciate any option.

You've miss the boat, nothing available on a new consumer contracts
anymore.

IIRC only new o2 business contracts offer inclusive
0800/0870/0844/0845.

Sam.

"Rob" <robertoakes1@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 15 Jul, 17:00, ericking <ericking...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
>> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
>> often. Any way to cut cost?
>>
>> I appreciate any option.
>
> I still get those numbers included in my call allowance - i think
> thats cause i have had my contact since 2001!
>
if u was to move onto a new tariff u would loose that. they go by tariffs
and not how long u been with them

ericking777@hotmail.com declared for all the world to hear...
> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844?

Not anymore.
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Jon

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 02:11:28 GMT, "ALi" <ALi@Junkbox.com> wrote:

>
>"Rob" <robertoakes1@gmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1184532764.573735.119320@g4g2000hsf.googlegr oups.com...
>> On 15 Jul, 17:00, ericking <ericking...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
>>> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
>>> often. Any way to cut cost?
>>>
>>> I appreciate any option.
>>
>> I still get those numbers included in my call allowance - i think
>> thats cause i have had my contact since 2001!
>>
>if u was to move onto a new tariff u would loose that. they go by tariffs
>and not how long u been with them
If you move onto a new tariff then you are starting a new contract.
Thus you lose inclusive calls to 08s.

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On 16 Jul, 03:11, "ALi" <A...@Junkbox.com> wrote:
> "Rob" <robertoak...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1184532764.573735.119320@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...> On 15 Jul, 17:00, ericking <ericking...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
> >> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
> >> often. Any way to cut cost?
>
> >> I appreciate any option.
>
> > I still get those numbers included in my call allowance - i think
> > thats cause i have had my contact since 2001!
>
> if u was to move onto a new tariff u would loose that. they go by tariffs
> and not how long u been with them

I have not changed my tarrif once! lol, each time i renew i manage to
get my contact even lower and still manage to get a new phone! lol i
think i pay around £5 per month now!

"Brian A" <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 02:11:28 GMT, "ALi" <ALi@Junkbox.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Rob" <robertoakes1@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1184532764.573735.119320@g4g2000hsf.googleg roups.com...
>>> On 15 Jul, 17:00, ericking <ericking...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Does any mobile operator offer Inclusive minutes include calls to all
>>>> non-geographic numbers 0870/0844? I need to make calls of those No.
>>>> often. Any way to cut cost?
>>>>
>>>> I appreciate any option.
>>>
>>> I still get those numbers included in my call allowance - i think
>>> thats cause i have had my contact since 2001!
>>>
>>if u was to move onto a new tariff u would loose that. they go by tariffs
>>and not how long u been with them
> If you move onto a new tariff then you are starting a new contract.
> Thus you lose inclusive calls to 08s.
>
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not true, changing tariffs doesnt effect the contract.

Sam <sam@toomuch.spam> wrote:
> You've miss the boat, nothing available on a new consumer contracts
> anymore.

Unless they've changed things, Tesco PAYG offer 08xx on the same basis as
geographic calls - they don't surcharge them unlike some other networks.
For Tesco Value that's 15p/min (5p text), but Tesco Extra is like a 'virtual
contract'. Top up 15quid/month and calls are 10p/min (5p text), which isn't
that different from contract prices, and so your 15 quid 'contract' gets you
150 minutes/month (or whatever combination of calls and texts you like).

The main differences (which may be showstoppers for you, I don't know) are
there's no free handset with the 'contract' and no cashback deals. But the
flipside is you can walk away at any time - fail to topup at 15quid/month
and calls just go up to 20p/min (10p text).

Theo

On 16 Jul 2007 15:11:37 +0100 (BST), Theo Markettos wrote:

> Sam <sam@toomuch.spam> wrote:
>> You've miss the boat, nothing available on a new consumer contracts
>> anymore.
>
> Unless they've changed things, Tesco PAYG offer 08xx on the same basis as
> geographic calls - they don't surcharge them unlike some other networks.
> For Tesco Value that's 15p/min (5p text), ... -----------------8><

Who is the carrier for Tesco?

nog <me@privacy.net> wrote:
> Who is the carrier for Tesco?

O2.

Theo