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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / January 2008Second Line
I have an Orange contract (Talk 200) plus Everyday 50 on the phone's "second line". Someone approached me today to ask me if I'd sell them the contract as they want a second line for some other purpose but Orange no longer supply them. Can I ask is is possible to "sell" my contract and, if so, can I retain my number? Is there any other provider out there offering a second line?  SignatureAlasdair. > I have an Orange contract (Talk 200) plus Everyday 50 on the phone's > "second line". Someone approached me today to ask me if I'd sell them > the contract as they want a second line for some other purpose but > Orange no longer supply them. Can I ask is is possible to "sell" my > contract and, if so, can I retain my number? Is there any other > provider out there offering a second line? Orange do still offer Line 2. Someone was after your everydat 50 contract. Since Line 2 is an addiditonal service which can be started and stopped at any point I doubt you'd be able to transfer it. There used to be a big market for ED50 contracts because, as you correctly state, Orange do not offer that tariff anymore. If it was your Line 1 tariff then you could, but I doubt you'd be able to transfer it to someone else being a line 2. SignatureRegards Jon >> I have an Orange contract (Talk 200) plus Everyday 50 on the phone's >> "second line". Someone approached me today to ask me if I'd sell them [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Line 1 tariff then you could, but I doubt you'd be able to transfer it > to someone else being a line 2. I still have my ed50 :-) > I still have my ed50 :-) I still get a few poeple coming into my shop to upgrade, who steadfastly refuse to change tariff away from ED50, even though they are knocking in bills of £45-50 per month! SignatureRegards Jon In article <IP9kj.153903$036.49863@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, usenet1 @SPAMblueyonder.co.uk says... > I still have my ed50 :-) I still get a few poeple coming into my shop to upgrade, who steadfastly refuse to change tariff away from ED50, even though they are knocking in bills of £45-50 per month! SignatureRegards Jon wonder why if thats their useage. Mine rarly gets above 20quid. as i do use it for LL or ora2ora :-) and rest of time i am at work and use those lines instead lol. > wonder why if thats their useage Just wondering why you are replying *below* other peoples signatures? It makes it look like you haven't said anything, and also makes it difficult to quote your message in replies ... >> wonder why if thats their useage > > Just wondering why you are replying *below* other peoples signatures? It > makes it look like you haven't said anything, and also makes it difficult > to quote your message in replies ... because everyone complains if its a top post. > >> wonder why if thats their useage > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > because everyone complains if its a top post. I think the emphasis was "below *the signature*". Most newsreaders will delete the bit below the sig separator when they follow up. That is, the line with "-- " as its only contents. SignatureBob Eager begin 123 a new life...take up Extreme Ironing! >> wonder why if thats their useage > > Just wondering why you are replying *below* other peoples signatures? It > makes it look like you haven't said anything, and also makes it difficult > to quote your message in replies ... test >>> wonder why if thats their useage >> Just wondering why you are replying *below* other peoples signatures? It >> makes it look like you haven't said anything, and also makes it difficult >> to quote your message in replies ... > > test yep that's better >> wonder why if thats their useage > > Just wondering why you are replying *below* other peoples signatures? It > makes it look like you haven't said anything, and also makes it difficult > to quote your message in replies ... no idea, i see what you mean now. the missing >>>> lol. fkt knows who stole them on my orig post. In article <IP9kj.153903$036.49863@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, usenet1 @SPAMblueyonder.co.uk says... >> I still have my ed50 :-) > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Regards >Jon Perhaps cos they make a lot of offpeak 0870 and 0845 calls which would push their monthly bills to even more on any other recent tariff. Steve Terry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jon" <spam@jonparker.plus.com> Newsgroups: uk.telecom.mobile Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 7:12 AM Subject: Re: Second Line > Orange do still offer Line 2. Someone was after your everydat 50 > contract. Since Line 2 is an addiditonal service which can be started > and stopped at any point I doubt you'd be able to transfer it. Line 2 was discontinued towards the end of September, IIRC, and is no longer available to request. If you have it, you keep it, but if you remove it, you can't have it back. Guru will give you more info on it Jon. Simon [snip] : : Line 2 was discontinued towards the end of September, : : IIRC, and is no longer available to request. If you : : have it, you keep it, but if you remove it, you can't : : have it back. Guru will give you more info on it Jon. Ah. Another "simplification" I assume. On a different tack, why has no other provider ever offered Line 2..? When I had it I found it incredibly useful. Ivor |
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