cheapest 0800 number to set up?
Sam Carter
by my Orange.
I am looking for one with no rental or set up fees, just pay by the minute.
Looking for 5p and below.
Thanks for any suggestion
Richard Revis
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> I am looking for one with no rental or set up fees, just pay by the
minute.
> Looking for 5p and below.
You will need to guarantee a high volume for that, otherwise they will
charge you a monthly fee as well as a by-minute rate.
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"Sam Carter" <samca...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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This comes under *any* suggestion.
Telecomplus have an 0800 number at Ł2.35 per month - relatively reasonable -
and peak calls at 8.8p per minute, billed by the second, 7.6p off-peak,
including VAT.
Minimum call charge 2.35p.
No minimum contracts.
Depending on your total call expenditures across fixed line and mobile
phones you *could* consider mobile-to-mobile at 5p, as an alternative.
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Peter M
>You will need to guarantee a high volume for that, otherwise they will
>charge you a monthly fee as well as a by-minute rate.
things have moved on, or you have been using the wrong service(s)
as had neither of these constraints (nor setup fee) when I got my 0800
at least 3 years ago. (I think I saw someone charging 4.95p recently)
Unimobiles.com
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0870 777 2121
5p per min, but if bill less than £15 a month, £5 "admin" charge
Minimum charge 5p
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Andrew Crane
"Sam Carter" <samca...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> by my Orange.
>
> I am looking for one with no rental or set up fees, just pay by the
minute.
> Looking for 5p and below.
Inweb does them for 5ppm -- descending balance with a deposit. Takes seconds
to set up. Top up the balance with your credit card.
Regards
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welcome
Adrian Boliston
I have recently been getting quotes for our company 0800 call centre, so
we can move away from BT's outrageously priced 0800 numbers.
A problem you might come up against is low call volume for personal use,
as I get the feeling that many 0800 carriers expect a fair call volume
to make it worth their while offering you a low cost deal of below
4-5p/min ex vat/no setup fees.
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Chris Spyrou
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> Sam Carter wrote:
> I have recently been getting quotes for our company 0800 call centre, so
> we can move away from BT's outrageously priced 0800 numbers.
> A problem you might come up against is low call volume for personal use,
> as I get the feeling that many 0800 carriers expect a fair call volume
> to make it worth their while offering you a low cost deal of below
> 4-5p/min ex vat/no setup fees.
If you can register the 0800 number under a business
name (regardless of personal use) then there are
carriers that will consider your custom.
Currently, we switch customers to WorldCom @ 4.74p
plus vat with no set up fees or monthly line rental.
I'm pretty sure there are a number of resellers that offer
sub 5p rates to personal customers, but not sure who
they are.
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>"Adrian Boliston" <adr...@boliston.com> wrote in message
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>> Sam Carter wrote:
>> I have recently been getting quotes for our company 0800 call centre, so
>> we can move away from BT's outrageously priced 0800 numbers.
>> A problem you might come up against is low call volume for personal use,
>> as I get the feeling that many 0800 carriers expect a fair call volume
>> to make it worth their while offering you a low cost deal of below
>> 4-5p/min ex vat/no setup fees.
>
>If you can register the 0800 number under a business
>name (regardless of personal use) then there are
>carriers that will consider your custom.
wouldn't they still require a certain amount of call volume even if
they are business? or is there things that they can claim cause they
are business which personal people can not?
i.e don;t know now but used to be able to put computer , wap phones,
etc onto tax or something.,
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Chris Spyrou
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> wouldn't they still require a certain amount of call volume even if
> they are business? or is there things that they can claim cause they
> are business which personal people can not?
No. The contract doesn't state any minimum
usage, but the carrier can withdraw the service
if there is no use after say a period of 6 months.
We have a number of 0800 numbers, and some
barely bill, but are still in use and therefore can't
be taken away.
Basically, WorldCom as a carrier only offers its
services to business customers.
marko"_R*E*M*0*V*E*T*H*I*S*P*A*R*T_"@nojunk.ntlworld.com
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>"Mark Kelly" <"marko"_R*E*M*0*V*E"@nojunk.ntlworld.com wrote in message
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>> wouldn't they still require a certain amount of call volume even if
>> they are business? or is there things that they can claim cause they
>> are business which personal people can not?
>
>No. The contract doesn't state any minimum
>usage, but the carrier can withdraw the service
>if there is no use after say a period of 6 months.
>
>We have a number of 0800 numbers, and some
>barely bill, but are still in use and therefore can't
>be taken away.
>
>Basically, WorldCom as a carrier only offers its
>services to business customers.
>
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oh mght be interest in a few months down the line than when (IF) I
take over my dad's business to expand it. (since just starting other
service don't know expected call volume.)
Telco-tech
"Sam Carter" <samca...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Colt communications
No setup fee
No monthly charge
6ppm on 0800 numbers
Markus G. Kloetzer
>> Looking for 5p and below.
> 6ppm on 0800 numbers
oh well
mgk
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