P pudds Registered User Messages 1,749 17 Sep 2012 #3 However not all 1800 numbers will work from a mobile, most probably will though.
V vandriver Registered User Messages 1,961 17 Sep 2012 #4 Watch out for the 1890s though ,they're pricey!
K Knuttell Registered User Messages 1,114 17 Sep 2012 #6 pudds said: However not all 1800 numbers will work from a mobile, most probably will though. Click to expand... MBNA for example tell you to cal back on a landline,yet have no problem ringing and attempting to discuss your business with them on your mobile.
pudds said: However not all 1800 numbers will work from a mobile, most probably will though. Click to expand... MBNA for example tell you to cal back on a landline,yet have no problem ringing and attempting to discuss your business with them on your mobile.
K Knuttell Registered User Messages 1,114 17 Sep 2012 #7 vandriver said: Watch out for the 1890s though ,they're pricey! Click to expand... Not when you use this site... http://www.saynoto1890.com/a-z/
vandriver said: Watch out for the 1890s though ,they're pricey! Click to expand... Not when you use this site... http://www.saynoto1890.com/a-z/
S seantheman Registered User Messages 932 17 Sep 2012 #8 Am i mistaken or did i see an 1890 number being used as the "can't pay won't pay" contact number on posters at various Donegal roundabouts?
Am i mistaken or did i see an 1890 number being used as the "can't pay won't pay" contact number on posters at various Donegal roundabouts?
