Fw: OT : Internet Service Providers...

["Gareth Cook" <gcook@xxxxxxx>]

Phil

As long as the numer being dialled has
the 143 prefix, then you won't be charged. I have an Elsa USB ISDN modem,
and under W2K, I just specify that is uses both "devices" - each
channel has it's own "device" presented to the OS by the driver,
and it's dials both lines using the same number. 

G.

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"Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
Yesterday 22:24

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Subject: .	RE: [ukha_d] OT : Internet Service Providers... .
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Forgive me for being dumb here but I'm trying to work out how you're
swinging the 128k access to Fast24 ... If I try to channel bond just
using the 0845 (or whatever) number then will that work or will I get
charged for two calls? If I would get charged for two calls then how
does your using the 143 prefix get round it?

Phil

> No - both channels use the same number - otherwise you would
> be charged on the 2nd one.


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