0845 numbers - anyone set-on up?
19 January 2007, 09:06 AM
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0845 numbers - anyone set-on up?
I'm looking to set-up an 0845 contact number for a specific campaign for my work. Can anyone recommend a supplier that they've used before?
Thanks!
Richard
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19 January 2007, 09:50 AM
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i think hotchlli.com do them - call 08702 555 555 and ask for dave orrell. we use them as our ISP but i think they are involved in other comms too
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Just about every man and his dog does them.
Just make sure that you don't pay for it, and that you get a small kick-back on the minutes that are generated... ie they should pay you for operating an 0845, you don't pay them!
Just make sure that you don't pay for it, and that you get a small kick-back on the minutes that are generated... ie they should pay you for operating an 0845, you don't pay them!
19 January 2007, 10:03 AM
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0845 numbers are local rate numbers - though it looks like you can also get 0845 numbers where the client pays for the whole call (http://www.telecomsworldplc.co.uk/0845-numbers.asp).
Thanks for the suggestions
Cheers
Richard.
Thanks for the suggestions
Cheers
Richard.
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19 January 2007, 10:16 AM
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As a customer I really hate using even an 0845 (local rate) number. The only reason companies have them is to rake in even more dosh so I try to avoid them. Even more so as those numbers are the only ones I have to pay phone charges to. I get free landline calls at home 24/7 and I get enough free cross-network minutes on the mobile that that isn't a problem. It's just those '08' numbers.
I'd try to set up an 'o1' or '02' number. Your customers will love you even more for it .....
Dave
I'd try to set up an 'o1' or '02' number. Your customers will love you even more for it .....
Dave
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