dang, Id love to use something like that, but you have to call a premium rate (£1.50per minute) unfortunatly those numbers are barred on my line (thankfully)

But I notice there are no free UK calls, which would be very useful for a topup service..

oh well, nearly what I wanted.. look like im stuck with 1899 for now (oh and whos complaining?)

Thanks big john for this though, will pass it on as usual

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Might i suggest you read my op, and the companies website  before posting incorrect information as you have done!!!

1.The company has nothing to do with JustDial Who are part of Onetel who are owned by Centrica.As i originally pointed out in my op. It is part of the Finerea  1899/1866 family based in Switzerland,that brings us many cheap phone calls.

2.Its a service that is used from a landline(as i said in my op).It nots intended to be used from a mobile.After you top it up at home from your landline, at the appropriate premium rate which with Bt would be £1.50. You then get £1.50p credit which you can use for calls or connection charges.You then dial a freephone to make the outgoing calls.The connection fee and call costs if any are taken off your balance.

3.Unlike Justdial you do not dial a call through access number and start paying straight away,whether you are connected or not.With this service its free to call the access number from your landline,and you only pay if you get through.

4.Lets say you dialled one of the free countries from your homephone .eg South Africa.It would cost just 5p to speak as long as you like.That means you could speak to South Africa or another free country 300 times for just £1.50p.Hardly a rip off.

5.Also it offers you calls to a large range of Uk and Intl destinations.(Not something that Justdial does).You can ring UK Mobiles for 9p a minute not bad eh.

Hi aapharm.

You cannot use it from a mobile.If you have a look at the FAQ page it tells you this.

You can only use it from the landline you used to dial the 09 number to credit your account in the first place.It works by recognising your number.

0800/0808/0500 numbers can be dialled from Orange Contract Phones only free of charge.(Only those with Orange Tariffs not ones where they match other networks).Orange are quick at spotting  those ones that connect to a cheap call service,and charge to ring these numbers.

Hope this is of some help.

They'll need to catch on to declaring the call costs in terms of Service Charge and Access Charge some time in the next 110 days.

With calls to 080 numbers becoming free from mobile phones in July, they could potentially have a much larger customer base.