Landline number on mobile

[RexPayne]

Hi guys,

 

what's the easiest/cheapest way of having a landline number on a mobile? Call divert costing me a fortune. Cheers

[Suffolk-Matt]

02 - About £20 per month inc line rental for the landline, can be diverted to mobile, you get 200 or so mins per month also so you dont have to pay for the call cost when clients ring (unless you go over 200 mins)

 

Bt and Virgin dont offer inclusive mins for the above service so will cost a lot more. BT was costing me about £60 per month.

 

Im swapping to a VOIP system so I can call clients from the mobile but its masked as a landline number

Edited January 2, 2016 by Suffolk-Matt

[scraggs]

Vodafone one-net

BT business landline diverted to BT business mobile, although you pay for both services the diverted calls are free, but BT are worse than useless.

I am going to try a new way this year as there appears to be issues with the whole divert thing as we get a lot of customers not being able to get through, we are going to try a Burnside follow me unit based at the landline and 2 gifgaf sims, so the call transfer will be free on gifgaf to gifgaf, and if anyone is in the office they can also answer it.

[aitch]

Could you get an answer machine with a message telling them to call your mobile?

[roseyweb]

I use virgin but it costing a fortune,

Lots of calls get bounced but I thinks that's o2s fault

[simsimo]

Tamar telecuminications mate. Virtual landline set up in about an hour to mobile plus other numbers if you wish. £6 per month, no long term contact, no extra fees (unless you get over 1000 mins of calls through it a month). Can't go wrong.

[R5log]

Orange ee pocket landlines

Land line no. straight to your mobile

No call divert

[Suffolk-Matt]

Orange ee pocket landlines

Land line no. straight to your mobile

No call divert

 

Dont think you can port over your existing number though can you? Im sure we looked in to them also

[R5log]

Dont think you can port over your existing number though can you? Im sure we looked in to them also

 

 

Sorry, what do u mean?

[Suffolk-Matt]

Sorry, what do u mean?

 

 

Move your existing landline number over rather than being issued with a new one.