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on 08-06-2023 21:04
hello,
Is Wi-Fi Calling ever free or is there a charge per call & are Motorola g22 and Motorola g31 phones supported
Thanks.
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on 08-06-2023 21:20
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on 08-06-2023 21:20
Your calls come out of your inclusive allowance, so any calls which are free now stay free, and any that are chargeable are also chargeable over wifi calling.
The Moto G22 and G31 will be supported, but you need to contact o2 to enable wifi calling, then they will guide you through enabling it in myo2, and on the phone.
I do not work for o2 or any VMo2 /Telefonica/Liberty Global Company
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on 08-06-2023 21:19
WiFi calling uses your normal allowances so no charge if you stay within what's allowed Guide: My O2 - Allowances and yes, both those Moto phones are supported.
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Your calls come out of your inclusive allowance, so any calls which are free now stay free, and any that are chargeable are also chargeable over wifi calling.
The Moto G22 and G31 will be supported, but you need to contact o2 to enable wifi calling, then they will guide you through enabling it in myo2, and on the phone.
I do not work for o2 or any VMo2 /Telefonica/Liberty Global Company
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on 08-06-2023 21:21
Activation details given on your other post.
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08-06-2023 21:37 - edited 08-06-2023 21:37
Come to this late but I noticed you posted in Pay As You Go.
If that's the case then WiFi Calling isn't available to PAYG customers at present
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on 10-06-2023 16:19
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on 10-06-2023 17:03
Calls to O1 O2 O3 and most 07 UK mobile will come out of your 1000 minutes.
However, most Bundles now come with unlimited minutes
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on 10-06-2023 17:09
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on 10-06-2023 17:09
@Mystic333 wrote:@MI5Sorry delay in reply, OK so I don't think its possible to get wifi calling on PAYG? Are calls free say if have something like 1000 minutes a month plan/bundle,
Thankyou.
No, not available on PAYG, only contract. All contracts come with unlimited minutes so as long as you only call numbers allowed in normal allowances, a I posted above Guide: My O2 - Allowances there's no charge and no limit.
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