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Flat rate dial-up options

Revelation Joe · 2006-10-17 20:47:10

I've recently switched my voice calls and line rental to Gaelic Telecom, mainly because my stepdaughter (who is the main person we call) is also on GT and we can call her for free. BUT - my internet connection is to BT Flate Rate using a 1332 number. This now will not work, because according to BT, that prefix will only…

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Revelation Joe

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I've recently switched my voice calls and line rental to Gaelic Telecom, mainly because my stepdaughter (who is the main person we call) is also on GT and we can call her for free.

BUT - my internet connection is to BT Flate Rate using a 1332 number. This now will not work, because according to BT, that prefix will only work over a BT or Eircom line. I can use IOLFree on 1892 or ELive on 1890 but these are still billed per minute...which will end up being expensive :eek:

I don't want to switch to UTV because I have to use their phone package.
I can't get broadband where I am (except satellite - which I can't afford)
Is there any companies offering either an 1800 access number or a local 090 66 if I pay €x per month

Thanks for any input

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