Cutting Mobile Call Costs

Cutting Mobile Call Costs

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JustTheTip

1,035 posts

243 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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Snip!

amcdee

51 posts

243 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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Yep there sure is. I use a company based in manchester. Still pay BT the line rental, but the calls are charged by this other company... saving on average 30% - 50% across all networks / local / regenal and national calls.

If you want the details, drop me a line via the profile.

Alan

dieseldog

126 posts

235 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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I had this problem so I bought a three mobile phone 750 mins cross network mins and its £35 a month. I use that to call mobile no.s and landline to call landlines

Plotloss

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67,280 posts

277 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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dieseldog said:
I had this problem so I bought a three mobile phone 750 mins cross network mins and its £35 a month. I use that to call mobile no.s and landline to call landlines



We thought about that and it is a good idea but ideally she would prefer to do it all landline based.

Plotloss

Original Poster:

67,280 posts

277 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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Ooh, just found a thing called a GSM terminal that plugs into a PBX which we dont currently have but I wouldnt be opposed to installing.

Anyone have any experience of these?

anonymous-user

61 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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Plotloss, take a quick gander at these two pages on Martin Lewis' site. They've cut my bills considerably (admittedly mostly international rather than mobile calls though).

www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1074453956,39481,
www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1095003038,99872,

Angelis

2,333 posts

243 months

Wednesday 1st June 2005
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I think T-Mobile are doing a 3000 minutes per month for £15.

I also use the Talk Talk £10 per month unlimited calls to landlines.

darrent

630 posts

266 months

Thursday 2nd June 2005
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Plotloss said:
Bizzare!

Anyway.

Mrs Plotloss has just got a telephone bill for her business for the last 30 days which amounts to £400 odd.

£250 of this is mobile calls.

Is there anyway of cutting the per minute cost of calls to a mobile like one can do with international calls by selecting another carrier?


Use www.18866.com - been using them for a year or so - mega cheap. They claim free national day time calls but in reality there is a 1p connection charge but 1p for a daytime call is pretty good. Mobile calls are 12p.

UK Rates
Destination p/min
UK fixed lines 0.0
UK mobiles (sat/sun) 3
UK mobiles (weekdays) 12
UK (070 Personal) 20
UK (0845 Local) 4
UK (0870 National) 9

Fatboy

8,089 posts

279 months

Thursday 2nd June 2005
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Plotloss said:

dieseldog said:
I had this problem so I bought a three mobile phone 750 mins cross network mins and its £35 a month. I use that to call mobile no.s and landline to call landlines




We thought about that and it is a good idea but ideally she would prefer to do it all landline based.

No, three are a terrible idea. I've had no end of trouble with them, the LG phones are shit and three's customer service is even worse than NTL's

john purdie

259 posts

240 months

Thursday 2nd June 2005
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Hi everybody.

I work in telecoms and would give the best advice possible if anybody would like to email me with there issues.

I can also offer excellent rates to the UK,Mobiles and Internationally, amongst other things.

Cheers
John