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08 bundles ?

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Anonymous
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on ‎24-05-2014 21:59

on ‎24-05-2014 21:59

I have noticed that 3,Vodafone,Virgin and EE all do some form of 08 bundles or price plans. O2 seem to be left behind with this. Would anyone else be intrested in some form of 08 bundle/price plan ? Does asnyone know if O2 have any plans to launch one ?

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‎24-05-2014 23:06 - edited ‎24-05-2014 23:16

‎24-05-2014 23:06 - edited ‎24-05-2014 23:16

Ofcom regulations mean that all networks will have to comply with free 0800 numbers next year along with some other price changes.
Details on Ofcom website.

http://consumers.ofcom.org.uk/2012/04/simplified-call-charges-to-help-consumers/

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on ‎24-05-2014 22:02

on ‎24-05-2014 22:02

Hi

It would be nice I agree.

Right now I use various apps that convert them to a number that comes out of my allowances or use the saynoto0845 website
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‎24-05-2014 23:06 - edited ‎24-05-2014 23:16

‎24-05-2014 23:06 - edited ‎24-05-2014 23:16

Ofcom regulations mean that all networks will have to comply with free 0800 numbers next year along with some other price changes.
Details on Ofcom website.

http://consumers.ofcom.org.uk/2012/04/simplified-call-charges-to-help-consumers/

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on ‎25-05-2014 09:47

on ‎25-05-2014 09:47

Fyi my understanding is that non financial companies will, as part of the OFCOM regs, be required to offer an 01 or 02 or 03 number as well (or instead of) 0844, 0845 & 0870 numbers from next summer.

01, 02 & 03 numbers are included in any inclusive minutes you may have in your tariff.
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