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200 minutes. Any network

Anonymous
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I am probably being dense here but what exactly the above mean? I am thinking bout times for free calls and how this applies to ringing friends on their mobile phones?
Thanks a lot
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version7point0
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Hi powerman9.

Any network refers to all UK based mobile networks, such as Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone etc. It also covers standard landline numbers starting 01, 02 and 03.

 

So in this case you have 200 minutes to call any of the above numbers.

Pro tip for future; when posting potentially silly questions early in the morning, always blame lack of coffee, seems to get me by tongue

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version7point0
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Hi powerman9.

Any network refers to all UK based mobile networks, such as Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone etc. It also covers standard landline numbers starting 01, 02 and 03.

 

So in this case you have 200 minutes to call any of the above numbers.

Pro tip for future; when posting potentially silly questions early in the morning, always blame lack of coffee, seems to get me by tongue

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You can use your 200 minutes to call any network, any time. There is no time of day restriction.

I DO NOT WORK FOR O2



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Anonymous
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Just bear in mind it doesn't include 08 numbers obvious to some but some people have been caught out
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