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Oyster Helpline Cost
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writes When you call an 0845 number, the recipient does receive a portion of the cost of the call, so I presume the answer is yes. Its not quite that simple. With an 0845 number the charge to the caller is fixed, whatever the distance of the call, and the recipient pays or receives any difference in the actual cost of the call. But in the case of the Oyster helpline, I would imagine that the overwhelming majority of calls are local (from the London area) and so I would expect that they make a profit from using an 0845. -- Paul Terry |
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