Anyone looking to set up kickback numbers to give to agents, people you don't like, etc., try these people... 4Tel
No fees and kickbacks ranging from 3.75p to 5p.
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Time to change supplier, HyperD. BT are having a laugh if they're not giving you a slice of the pie. These numbers are also handy to submit for internet call backs.Originally posted by hyperDI have an 0870 number from BT - charges at national rate (7p/min?) but I do not get any slice of the action.
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I have an 0870 number from BT - charges at national rate (7p/min?) but I do not get any slice of the action.
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Even better, get yourself an 0871 number (10p/min at all times - you keep about 4.5p typically) and put it on your CV as your contact number.
Quick and easy to do (and usually free). Fight fire with fire.
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or, go to a site like http://www.saynoto0870.com/ and look up the 'proper' phone number for their office.
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Call agents? Ssurely ssome missstake.
Send them an Email.
Let them ring you dear boy!
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So aye, would be inclined to advoid these agencys myself0870:UK callers pay the normal national rate for their call while your business benefits from revenue generated from incoming calls as well as appearing to have a nation-wide set-up.
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Dont companies also have to list a local call free number for those people who might be calling from overseas?
Mailman
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0870 numbers
I have noticed some agents specifying contact numbers with an 0870 code.
It is my understanding that they earn an extra 4p per minute on the call - is this correct?
It is my intention to avoid companies that do this.Tags: None
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