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Landline Number for My Mobile?

eoge · 2006-07-12 13:31:51

Hi, I'd like new landline (Dublin) number for my mobile. Anyone know if there's a simple and cost effective solution for setting this up? (Other than getting a new phoneline and paying for calls to be forwarded from it to my phone.) Thanks.

12-07-2006 1:31pm

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eoge

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Hi,

I'd like new landline (Dublin) number for my mobile. Anyone know if there's a simple and cost effective solution for setting this up? (Other than getting a new phoneline and paying for calls to be forwarded from it to my phone.)

Thanks.

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#2 12-07-2006 3:00pm

cgarvey

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The cheapest way I can think of is to use a VoIP provider that supports call forwarding and geographic number (Blueface, for e.g.). I can't think of anyway of avoiding the call forwarding charges. Someone has to pay for the call, afterall.

.cg

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#3 13-07-2006 11:51pm

Urban Weigl

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Many VoIP providers can provide this service, including Blueface. I can recommend them, by the way.

No matter where you go, you will pay 16 cents a minute (or thereabouts) to have calls forwarded, no way around that.

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