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Lo-call charges using 02 network

Yorky · 2007-04-18 08:27:58

According to the Irish Independent weekend business 02 are seeking to increase per minute Lo-call 1850 charges as follows: Peak: from 4.17c to 16.74c Off peak: from 2.54c to 9.32c weekend: 2.54c to 9.13c This is obviously an outrageous price increase and makes the term 'lo-call' an oxymoron. I always attempt to find a…

18-04-2007 8:27am

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According to the Irish Independent weekend business 02 are seeking to increase per minute Lo-call 1850 charges as follows:

Peak: from 4.17c to 16.74c
Off peak: from 2.54c to 9.32c
weekend: 2.54c to 9.13c

This is obviously an outrageous price increase and makes the term 'lo-call' an oxymoron. I always attempt to find a geographical number as an alternative to being ripped-off and the 1850/1890 are charged in addition to any inclusive units in any given 'package'. In the UK there is a website http://www.saynoto0870.com/search.php which is hugely beneficial for finding alternative geographical numbers - does such a website exist in Ireland?

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