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richard1960

07-09-2010, 12:05

Hi, I know virgin used to do a call plan that included premium numbers,called i think anytime 200,400 ect dependant on the minutes bought,is this plan still available or do virgin now offer no calling plans inclusive of premium numbers,like BT do i have looked on the website and these plans seem to have vanished.

losdev

07-09-2010, 12:06

Dunno about any plans, wish they would but in the meantime I use saynoto870.com

Usually gets me a GEO number.

HTH

richard1960

07-09-2010, 12:13

Dunno about any plans, wish they would but in the meantime I use saynoto870.com

Usually gets me a GEO number.

HTH

Thanks for the reply, yes i use say noto0870.com and also i have found numbers on the money saving expert forums such as one i used for scottish power that was like goldust to find.

With even my dentist, and doctors, and bank now using premium numbers it would be useful to buy an off the peg plan.i just wondered if vm still do one.:)

losdev

07-09-2010, 12:14

Thanks for the reply, yes i use say noto0870.com and also i have found numbers on the money saving expert forums such as one i used for scottish power that was like goldust to find.

With even my dentist, and doctors, and bank now using premium numbers it would be useful to buy an off the peg plan.i just wondered if vm still do one.:)

Agree 100% and if anyone at Virgin Towers is listening....feel free to chime in ;-)

BenMcr

07-09-2010, 12:26

Yes, they do. It's called Talk Anywhere. Not sure why they aren't on the website anymore.

However if your bundle specificies a Talk Plan e.g Triple XL or VIP, then you can't change the plan without moving to a different bundle

richard1960

07-09-2010, 12:35

Thanks Ben when i could not see the plan on the website i thought it not available i knew it always did appear on the website,i am on an ordinary bundle so will give customer service a ring thanks.:)

TonyHoyle

07-09-2010, 20:44

03 aren't premium, they're the same as 01/02 and are included in the standard plans.

http://consumers.ofcom.org.uk/2009/09/what-are-03-numbers/

richard1960

08-09-2010, 09:54

03 aren't premium, they're the same as 01/02 and are included in the standard plans.

http://consumers.ofcom.org.uk/2009/09/what-are-03-numbers/

Thanks for pointing that out had not realised:dunce:

Should really have just put 08 numbers as that is what my doctors now use and dentist,not to mention other companies i contact.