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Call divert query

ITWorks
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Call divert query

Hi there
Am i right in thinking, if you have anytime call plan and wish to divert to another landline number (01,02,03)  you will not be charged ( apart from £ 2.50 a month for the feature) for the diverted part of each call, as these calls (01,02,03) are included in the calling plan ?
Kind regards
Mike 

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Mav
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Re: Call divert query

Yep, that's correct.. worked for me last year.
Also will use any Mobile minutes if you have that added as well and you divert to a mobile number.

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ITWorks
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Re: Call divert query

Thanks Mav, PN how about updating the call features guide , to make this clear, in which circumstances you won't be charged for the diverted part of the call
Regards
Mike 

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HarryB
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Re: Call divert query

Thanks. I'll pass that feedback on Smiley
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Re: Call divert query

Bear in mind the 60 minute call limit still applies as far as I know.

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