Hi All, Thinking of moving from 3 to Orange, For example on the Orange
contract (Dolphin 35) it says 3000 texts and 600 anytime minutes.
Does the "600 anytime minutes" mean any network and landline also, its
a bit confusing i cant see where it says what this acutally means.
Well looking at them they all say "anytime minutes" can someone please
confirm what this means.  Im only interested in calling 01/02 and
mobile numbers, as on 3 this is inculded in there free minutes
packages.

Thanks

"systemtek"  wrote in message 
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> Hi All, Thinking of moving from 3 to Orange, For example on the Orange
> contract (Dolphin 35) it says 3000 texts and 600 anytime minutes.
> Does the "600 anytime minutes" mean any network and landline also, its
> a bit confusing i cant see where it says what this acutally means.
> Well looking at them they all say "anytime minutes" can someone please
> confirm what this means.  Im only interested in calling 01/02 and
> mobile numbers, as on 3 this is inculded in there free minutes
> packages.
>
> Thanks

"Anytime" means calls to 01, 02 and 07 numbers.

"Matt"  wrote in message 
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>
> "Anytime" means calls to 01, 02 and 07 numbers.

Maybe not 070 numbers though?


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On Sun, 25 May 2008 08:00:51 UTC, "Matt"  wrote:

> 
> "systemtek"  wrote in message 
> news:8b77d141-4b15-4a6d-8383-c9c9e9cb5280@m73g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
> > Hi All, Thinking of moving from 3 to Orange, For example on the Orange
> > contract (Dolphin 35) it says 3000 texts and 600 anytime minutes.
> > Does the "600 anytime minutes" mean any network and landline also, its
> > a bit confusing i cant see where it says what this acutally means.
> > Well looking at them they all say "anytime minutes" can someone please
> > confirm what this means.  Im only interested in calling 01/02 and
> > mobile numbers, as on 3 this is inculded in there free minutes
> > packages.
> >
> > Thanks
> 
> "Anytime" means calls to 01, 02 and 07 numbers. 

And, one would hope, 03 numbers.

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"J B"  wrote in message 
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> "Matt"  wrote in message 
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>>
>> "Anytime" means calls to 01, 02 and 07 numbers.
>
> Maybe not 070 numbers though?
> J B
Definitely not 070 personal rate numbers

Steve Terry

On 25 May, 09:31, "Bob Eager"  wrote:
> On Sun, 25 May 2008 08:00:51 UTC, "Matt"  wrote:
>
> > "systemtek"  wrote in message
> >news:8b77d141-4b15-4a6d-8383-c9c9e9cb5280@m73g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...> > > Hi All, Thinking of moving from 3 to Orange, For example on the Orange> > > contract (Dolphin 35) it says 3000 texts and 600 anytime minutes.
> > > Does the "600 anytime minutes" mean any network and landline also, its> > > a bit confusing i cant see where it says what this acutally means.
> > > Well looking at them they all say "anytime minutes" can someone please> > > confirm what this means.  Im only interested in calling 01/02 and
> > > mobile numbers, as on 3 this is inculded in there free minutes
> > > packages.
>
> > > Thanks
>
> > "Anytime" means calls to 01, 02 and 07 numbers.
>
> And, one would hope, 03 numbers.
>
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Thanks all for confirm that.  I only ever ring 01/02 landline and
mobiles anyway.

In article <703ed11a-0429-4186-a6b2-348b69ce7417@
8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, duncan@systemtek.co.uk says...
> Thanks all for confirm that.  I only ever ring 01/02 landline and
> mobiles anyway.

If that is the case you would be better off on a Racoon package.
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Jon

"Jon Parker"  wrote in message 
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> In article <703ed11a-0429-4186-a6b2-348b69ce7417@
> 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, duncan@systemtek.co.uk says...
>> Thanks all for confirm that.  I only ever ring 01/02 landline and
>> mobiles anyway.
>
> If that is the case you would be better off on a Racoon package.
> Regards
> Jon
>
Of course he does, i said to myself what he needs is a Racoon

Steve Terry

Steve Terry wrote:
> "Jon Parker"  wrote in message 
> news:MPG.22a4a24e3123eb4098969f@news.cnntp.org...
>> In article <703ed11a-0429-4186-a6b2-348b69ce7417@
>> 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, duncan@systemtek.co.uk says...
>>> Thanks all for confirm that.  I only ever ring 01/02 landline and
>>> mobiles anyway.
>> If that is the case you would be better off on a Racoon package.
>> Regards
>> Jon
>>
> Of course he does, i said to myself what he needs is a Racoon
> 
> Steve Terry 
> 
> 

Personally I'd think he'd be better off on the Wilderbeast 
tariff then add on some extra kittens and a giraffe package 
for good measure.

"xCx"  wrote in message 
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> Steve Terry wrote:
>> "Jon Parker"  wrote in message 
>> news:MPG.22a4a24e3123eb4098969f@news.cnntp.org...
>>> In article <703ed11a-0429-4186-a6b2-348b69ce7417@
>>> 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com>, duncan@systemtek.co.uk says...
>>>> Thanks all for confirm that.  I only ever ring 01/02 landline and
>>>> mobiles anyway.
>>> If that is the case you would be better off on a Racoon package.
>>> Regards
>>> Jon
>>>
>> Of course he does, i said to myself what he needs is a Racoon
>> Steve Terry
>
> Personally I'd think he'd be better off on the Wilderbeast tariff then add 
> on some extra kittens and a giraffe package for good measure.
>
Don't be so flippant, ludicrously overpaid FT Orange execs spent over
a year and millions of their subscribers money on developing the
"Animal concept"
So they have to make it work, or their reson d'êtres won't exist.

Who said "the emperor has no clothes"? I heard that

Steve Terry