CallBlue switching carriers

[snidely]

Originally Posted by bbob

@new century.

First post and only here to advertise some more marketing crap. I get the impression that this is linked to callblue so why not call yourself callblue so eveyone knows.

Just looked at their new site and at tarrifs, http://www.callblue.com/website/Tariffs.html

incoming calls 20c /10p so far for freedom of roaming. It's not freedom it's just paying for roaming so nothing new here.

Bbob -
Please don't hold back. Tell us how you really feel!!
My main complaints are: (as mentioned above)
1. They don't tell you where they are located (a company address or phone number).
2. They don't tell you what kind of number you get. I assume it is a +44 number only because they say incoming in the UK is free.

Their rates are higher than most intl. cards - but still cheaper for most users than their home carriers would charge. Maybe they will give some CS that others seem to lack.

...mike

[andy]

Originally Posted by snidely

My main complaints are: (as mentioned above)
1. They don't tell you where they are located (a company address or phone number).
2. They don't tell you what kind of number you get. I assume it is a +44 number only because they say incoming in the UK is free.

So my post on the other thread, about where they are located, and what number is involved, was about complete figments of my imagination?

[renfro]

I received my replacement sim pack in the post this morning - the credit I had remaining on my old sim hasn't been transferred as promised

The number range I've been given is 44 7937, according to ukphoneinfo this is Jersey Telecom -
http://www.ukphoneinfo.com/search/Ph...7_code_79.html

The sim pack had a Borehamwood post office stamp on it, which does match where the site claims it is based (Elstree).

[adamcullen]

Originally Posted by renfro

The sim pack had a Borehamwood post office stamp on it, which does match where the site claims it is based (Elstree).

LOL ... if you've ever travelled on the Thameslink (train) from London to Luton Airport, you'ed know that Elstree and Borehamwood are about 10 metres apart! Infact they call the train station located so close, and between both, Elstree and Borehamwood Station.