T-Mobile: Call Diversion query

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AntiSpamBloke - 27 Jul 2007 10:29 GMT

If a T-Mobile contract number is unconditionally forwarded to another
network mobile number (EG *21*nnnnnnnnnnn#), do any incoming calls come out
of inclusive minutes, or are they billable?

Many thanks

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Mr Man - 27 Jul 2007 19:29 GMT

> If a T-Mobile contract number is unconditionally forwarded to another
> network mobile number (EG *21*nnnnnnnnnnn#), do any incoming calls come out
> of inclusive minutes, or are they billable?
>
> Many thanks

I THINK they come from the minutes....... not 100% sure

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ALi - 27 Jul 2007 20:32 GMT

free mins if ur plan is xnet

> If a T-Mobile contract number is unconditionally forwarded to another
> network mobile number (EG *21*nnnnnnnnnnn#), do any incoming calls come
> out
> of inclusive minutes, or are they billable?
>
> Many thanks

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AntiSpamBloke - 27 Jul 2007 21:49 GMT

> free mins if ur plan is xnet
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>> Many thanks

Flext30

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Chris - 31 Jul 2007 20:46 GMT

>> free mins if ur plan is xnet
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> Flext30

If you divert your phone to a landline or another mobile and someone calls
you, you will be charged 20p per min for the duration of the call that was
diverted. It will not come out of the Flext allowance. But if you divert
your phone to another mobile on your account, then it does come out of the
allowance.

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