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Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View Poststrange omissions on this site include proper alternative numbers for electricity/gas companies and also for child maintenance service
Bad companies know that their numbers are there so ensure you can't use them.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostEDF & Npower are there, as is the CSA?
There is a new agency to replace the CSA - no numbers listed for them
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Originally posted by Dominic Connor View Post
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostIt would soon stop if everyone calling these numbers used a stamp instead of a telephone. Departments would be so overwhelmed.
In any case, chances are if you're rich you'll not be using those numbers.
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It would soon stop if everyone calling these numbers used a stamp instead of a telephone. Departments would be so overwhelmed.
In any case, chances are if you're rich you'll not be using those numbers.
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Originally posted by Dominic Connor View Post
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Premium rate not just for porn!
Widows and victims of crime forced to use government premium phone lines - Telegraph
Victims of crime, widows and students are among the millions of people being “ripped off” because the government is forcing them to use premium rate phone lines, MPs have warned.
More than 160 million calls from the public are being charged at a rate of up to 45p per minute at an estimated total cost of £56 million a year.
nice, maybe they should pass a law/provide guidance lo-call or similar only for mandatory government lines.Tags: None
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