http://www.valueireland.com/2009/05/saynoto1890com-in-irish-times-pricewatch/ Better Purchasing Decisions Through Better Information Tue, 16 Mar 2010 09:07:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.valueireland.com/2009/05/saynoto1890com-in-irish-times-pricewatch/comment-page-1/#comment-2079 No good at Math Thu, 28 May 2009 13:58:56 +0000 http://www.valueireland.com/?p=2981#comment-2079 I live in Donegal and I had to call an Ins Co in Dublin yesterday - they have no 'local' number listed just the infernal LO-CALL, so I had to use it. I am with another phone co and I knew about being charged for these 'Non-Geographic' phone calls. I asked for a 'real' number, they told me to call any of their Offices on a listed (directory) number and they would deal with it. Just another thing to remember. Also, when I get the chance to phone an alternative 'Irish' Lo-Call number which is going through to either UK or N/Ireland I go the same +44 route as I too have free calls to UK. Examplss would be airlines, ferry services, etc. Beat 'em at their own game, folks... I live in Donegal and I had to call an Ins Co in Dublin yesterday – they have no ‘local’ number listed just the infernal LO-CALL, so I had to use it. I am with another phone co and I knew about being charged for these ‘Non-Geographic’ phone calls. I asked for a ‘real’ number, they told me to call any of their Offices on a listed (directory) number and they would deal with it. Just another thing to remember. Also, when I get the chance to phone an alternative ‘Irish’ Lo-Call number which is going through to either UK or N/Ireland I go the same +44 route as I too have free calls to UK. Examplss would be airlines, ferry services, etc. Beat ‘em at their own game, folks…

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