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- Geographic numbers 020 (London) and other geographic numbers are now available to all UK customers. There can be an obvious benefit to giving customers the impression that you have a London presence. The cost per call on a geographic number is substantially less than on Freephone.  0845 - Local Rate Local rate numbers are charged to the caller at the same rate as a local call, wherever they're calling from. Many telecoms providers will charge you for this service. However, Digital Lines will not charge you, though you can of course take full advantage of Digital Lines' great online statistics facility. 0844 - Fixed Tariff (up to 5 pence per minute) 0844 gives a similar impression to an 0845 number, but costs the caller slightly more. You will receive revenue every time you're called, rather than pay for the call. 0844 can generate surprising amounts of telecoms revenue, especially at off-peak times. 0870 - National Rate 0870 is used to consolidate regional points of contact into one central number. In other words, callers from all over the country can phone one number at the same rate. You receive revenue from every call made to your number. 0871 - Fixed Rate (up to 10p per minute) As 0844 is to 0845, 0871 provides a national rate call fixed at up to 10p per minute. Using 0871 over 0870 will provide you with significantly higher revenue rates yet is perceived similarly to the caller. |
