Optus against bt
#1
Optus against bt
My Daughter is in Brisbane on the Optus network (Mobile).
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
#2
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Re: Optus against bt
My Daughter is in Brisbane on the Optus network (Mobile).
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
#3
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Re: Optus against bt
My Daughter is in Brisbane on the Optus network (Mobile).
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
#4
Re: Optus against bt
Gosh is that new? I don't recall ever having to pay to receive a call on my mobile unless I was overseas on international roaming and then, of course it was like haemorrhaging money.
#5
Re: Optus against bt
Just use Skype Out and Skype Number and you get a local number to call, I pay $10 a month for unlimited crystal clear calls to the UK and back.
My friends call my UK Skype Number and I call my local Sydney number. However if I'm in LTE (4G) coverage zone I just use Skype app on the phone.
http://www.skype.com/en/features/cal...s-and-mobiles/
My friends call my UK Skype Number and I call my local Sydney number. However if I'm in LTE (4G) coverage zone I just use Skype app on the phone.
http://www.skype.com/en/features/cal...s-and-mobiles/
#6
Re: Optus against bt
My Daughter is in Brisbane on the Optus network (Mobile).
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?
I'm on UK on BT landline.
Why when I ring her mobile she has to pay to receive my call.......But when she rings me via her landline to O2 my mobile, it does not cost me a penny.
Is there anywhere we can get around her using minutes and credits when receiving my call ?