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lembo121 | 21:45 Sun 16th Jul 2006 | How it Works
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If i divert the calls from the office phone to my mobile, does the unsuspecting caller phoning my office pay landline to mobile call charges?
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Avatar Image Gandy
No, you do.
22:00 Sun 16th Jul 2006
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Im afraid you pay fot the cost from your office to your mobile
22:14 Sun 16th Jul 2006
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Do you ?!? I've diverted my office landline to my mobile a few times, when I've been working on my own, and it's never crossed my mind that I'd be charged !!
22:16 Sun 16th Jul 2006
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Thank's for that.

Its good we get the charge instead of our customers. Some people don't ever call mobile phones.
22:22 Sun 16th Jul 2006
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My company recently saved a client several 1,000 pounds a year in just this area. He was regularly out of office and since he was a sole trader he routinely had his office phone on divert to his mobile. I was able to source him an excellent alternative fixed line and mobile tariff, slashing his overall telecoms bills by around 50%.

Until we sat down with him and analysed his bills, I dont think he had realised that the call diverts comprised around 40% of his bill!
06:18 Mon 17th Jul 2006

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