alcli01957
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Post by alcli01957 on Nov 11, 2006 1:19:14 GMT 1
I have had to replace my mobile due to a cracked screen & have lost the 0115 no to contact serv supp insteqad of the 0800 no that Orange take delight in charging me to use. Can someone please remind me of the no as per usual head office have no knowledge of such a number.
Is there also a list of email contact s for diary maint, agy support etc as I keep trying various permutations & get returned no such address on em
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Post by golfsthegame on Nov 11, 2006 8:17:11 GMT 1
Service Support Tel. No. 0115822860
E-mail servicecentre@hillarys.co.uk
these ones work for me
Golf.
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alcli01957
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Post by alcli01957 on Nov 11, 2006 10:14:52 GMT 1
thanks Golf, but is there a number missing from the phone no?
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Post by thelloydgang on Nov 11, 2006 10:43:57 GMT 1
HI
The service centre no is 0115 8522860
Karen ;D
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Post by keenasmustard on Nov 11, 2006 14:06:42 GMT 1
just what is the right 0800 number for service support?
why use any other number? its free and we dont get much free in this life with hillarys.
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Post by hereticus on Nov 11, 2006 16:48:09 GMT 1
just what is the right 0800 number for service support? why use any other number? its free and we dont get much free in this life with hillarys. I use the 01158 522860 number because my mobile contract has inclusive minutes on all networks, but charges me for calls to 0800 numbers. |
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Post by PRESLEY on Nov 11, 2006 18:50:09 GMT 1
just what is the right 0800 number for service support? why use any other number? its free and we dont get much free in this life with hillarys. 0800 328 0234 |
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Post by greenpesto on Nov 11, 2006 20:51:47 GMT 1
For dialing 0800 numbers on a mobile ... just drop the first '0' ... 800 328 0234.
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Post by BlindWizard on Nov 11, 2006 23:24:38 GMT 1
GP don't you still get charged more than using 0115 number ?
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Post by greenpesto on Nov 12, 2006 1:14:38 GMT 1
It's possible!!!!!!
Personally, I use the 0115 no., if I really have to call them from a mobile.
However, I rarely find anything that is that important that it can't wait 'til I get back home to use the landline & 0800 no. or to send an email.
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alcli01957
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Post by alcli01957 on Nov 13, 2006 0:54:34 GMT 1
All mobiles charge for 0800 nos on top of your inclusive minutes if you have a contract but using the 0115 no comes out of the time you pay for in your contract. If a customer wants info on the spot it is cheaper to ring ona 0115 no as extra minutes to contract are usually charged at a higher rate. Thanks for info folks.
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Post by Amber on Nov 13, 2006 23:05:32 GMT 1
If customer needs info on the spot why not ring the 0800 number from customer's phone, then neither customer or you pays for call.
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alcli01957
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Post by alcli01957 on Nov 15, 2006 0:13:02 GMT 1
Cos it looks more professional using your own phone
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