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| 0800/0808 |
These are Freephone numbers where the caller is able to make free
calls from anywhere in the UK. The call is paid for by the receiving
party and are often used as a marketing tool to increase business and
develop customer loyalty.
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| 0845 |
Callers are
charged at a local rate, regardless of where they call from in
the UK. 0845 numbers give companies a local presence irrespective
of where the company is based.
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| 0870 |
Callers are
charged at a national rate and the 0870
numbers can generate revenue for the receiving party.
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| 0871 |
This is
a fixed national rate number,
callers are charged at 10 pence per minute regardless of
where they call
from in the UK. The revenue generated for the receiving party
is higher than that generated by an 0870 call.
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| 070 |
070 numbers
can be attached
to any number including mobile or international numbers. They are personal numbers and
are assigned to the customer for life allowing inbound call continuity
even if the landline & mobile numbers change.
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| 090 |
This is a premium
rate number and generates the highest level of revenue. Often
used for information services or technical help lines, the caller could
pay up to £1.50 per minute.
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| Satellite
GPS |
Satellite
Global Positioning System numbers are the most expensive numbers
to call. They are used to communicate with people anywhere in the
world via
satellite
technology.
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| Special Numbers |
There
are several different numbers that are categorised as special numbers.
They are
commonly service numbers and include the following: |
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Mobile WAP
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Alarm Call
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Call Back
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Direct Enquiries
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Fixed Fee
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Info Numbers
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Speaking Clock
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School Internet Services
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