It is "non-charge" as it's a freephone number. 

I note you have posted two other requests for help and have been asked subsequent questions which you have chosen not to respond to. If you aren't prepared to answer questions from those you are seeking help from, then please don't continue to ask for help.

As has been mentioned previously, the dial-through geographical numbers for use from mobiles are 020 0222 0900 and 020 0222 0700. Using one of these will allow calls to 0800/0808/0500 so-called "freephone" numbers. Charges will be as geographical calls, thus will often reduce the cost from mobiles.

hi so how wood i ring this number  08000 565 265 with the non mobile number as well so i can get a all in one number can this be done from my mobile thanks

murpski wrote on Feb 28^th, 2011 at 4:21pm:

Firstly, the 020 0222 0900 dial through number will work for all so-called "freephone" numbers (which begin 0800, 0808 and 0500).

You dial the 02002220900 number and press Off Hook (sometimes a green button). Then when it answers, it will prompt you for the destination freephone number which you enter. Don't press Off Hook again else it may treat this as a separate call.

If you wish to store 0800 numbers in your memory, directed via the 020 number, then you will need to put a pause in. For example:

02002220900p08000565265

In this example I use a 'p' to signify pause. The letter used on the display and method of entering it will vary depending on the handset you have.

hi i asked my mobile phone  provder  how much it wood cost to ring  they said to ring the 08000 565 265 number on its own is 15p per min so if i put the prefix number in you gave me any idea how much it will bring the call down to in price from the 15p per min thank you ...

thank you dave ....