how much to call Uk or northern Ireland with O2/Voda/Metoer/3

culabula88

how much to call Uk or northern Ireland with O2/Voda/Metoer/3 - pre pay price plans.

I cant find it on the website anywhere.

chrislad

Mustn't have looked very hard.

http://www.meteor.ie/personal/pay_as_you_go/intl_calls/anytime_intl/other_countries/

http://www.vodafone.ie/planscosts/prepay/international/

http://www.three.ie/priceplans/serviceguide-3pay.htm

http://www.o2online.ie/wps/wcm/connect/O2/Home/Personal/Price+plans/Speakeasy+prepay/O2+Experience/

That took all of 30second. Come on, like!

MisterKipling

how lazy is that like, by the time they had typed the message they'd have found it....i dunno.

1huge1

I'm fairly sure if your with 3 and a pay monthly customer, you can call any UK landline (and possibly mobile) and it will be included in your minutes,

otherwise its charged at the same price as it would be to call any irish number outside your bundle.

neilled

IH8TXT:) wrote: »

how lazy is that like, by the time they had typed the message they'd have found it....i dunno.

Its very simple, some people are lazy and always want to be spoon fed.

Sam Vimes

1huge1 wrote: »

I'm fairly sure if your with 3 and a pay monthly customer, you can call any UK landline (and possibly mobile) and it will be included in your minutes,

otherwise its charged at the same price as it would be to call any irish number outside your bundle.

this is true

culabula

culabula88 wrote: »

how much to call Uk or northern Ireland with O2/Voda/Metoer/3 - pre pay price plans.

I cant find it on the website anywhere.

Calling the north using +35348xxxxxxxx is just the same as calling anywhere else in the State.

Richard

culabula wrote: »

Calling the north using +35348xxxxxxxx is just the same as calling anywhere else in the State.

Although not to mobiles.

culabula

Richard wrote: »

Although not to mobiles.

Certo, but then all mobiles in the state begin +3538 and there is no such thing as a "northern" mobile (number).

freeedom

eh yes there is - theyre called uk mobiles culabula.

Tom Dunne

freeedom wrote: »

eh yes there is - theyre called uk mobiles culabula.

And thank you for digging up a two year old thread to make an utterly pointless contribution.

If you want to start a row, go elsewhere.