09 premium rate number?

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mymora Posted messages 21 Status Member -
cha - 17 Dec 2018 at 16:39

Hello,

I would like to know if phone numbers starting with 09....... are premium rate numbers.
Thank you, Myriam

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brunoj67

Phone numbers starting with 09 are simply phone numbers for subscribers of Orange France Telecom FOR INTERNET. Receiving these calls costs you nothing, and calling this number is charged at the same rate as a call to an 01, 02, 03, 04, or 05 number.

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1. ollecram
  
  To Bruno J 67,
  thank you, because at SFR, they certainly keep this kind of information to themselves. Thank you again!!!
  
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2. mus
  
  - Numbers starting with 01 to 05: landline telephone services in mainland France.
  - Numbers starting with 06 and 07: mobile telephone services.
  - Numbers starting with 08: value-added telephone services.
  - Numbers starting with 09: internet telephone services.
  
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Answer 2 / 4
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From France, it's free but when calling from abroad, the call is charged at "out of bundle" rates!
Can someone explain the reason?
All my family has Free and I can't call because it would cost me an arm and a leg. The 09 number is not recognized as a fixed line rate (by the way: I'm calling from abroad).
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1. ELMATOU
  
  Hello,
  
  I am experiencing the same issue.
  I have a number "Alice" starting with 09, and my relatives from abroad can't call me.
  Numbers starting with 09 from abroad are considered premium-rate. (Like French numbers starting with 08 charged at €0.32 or €0.56 per minute)
  
  Does anyone know how to resolve this issue?
  
  Thank you
  
  Elmatou
  
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2. JohannaBrenda
  
  Usually, with my Dartybox, I can call landlines in France (starting with 04, 03, 01, ...) for free. Is it the same for a landline starting with 09?
  
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3. oups
  
  @elmatou: just contact alice to let them know that you want a number starting with 01, I think you just need to pay 50 euros, but I'm not sure about the amount.
  
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4. angela
  
  Banks often start with 09, and from abroad, it is not recognized as a landline, I just tried and it's 1 euro and something per minute, let's just say it suits them well that we can't call them when we have a problem.
  
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5. mistersly
  
  Normally, all operators offer number portability for 01 02 03 04 05 for free. Use this old number for calls from abroad with 0033 1, 0033 2, 0033 3, 0033 4, or 0033 5 depending on your number, and no more surcharges if it's abroad.
  On the other hand, for you with your number starting with 09, when calling abroad, note that some countries have free calls to landlines and sometimes even to mobiles!!
  
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chris-asjeme Posted messages 745 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 93

Hello,
I don't think so since they are considered as landline phone numbers (VoIP).
However, I'm like you, I would like to have a confirmation.

Chris
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madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 12 485

It all depends on the COUNTRY
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If the problem is resolved, please remember to mark the call as resolved with the icons at the top of the message. "You are never obliged to do anything, but take responsibility for what you do." For responses, keep in mind that the people helping you are doing so for free and also need to sleep :-) Make it easier for them; be PRECISE and COMPLETE in describing the problem.
If by chance no one responds to your message, perhaps it is really too confusing; make an effort and you will encourage others to make an effort....(Re-read the CHARTER)... Madmyke
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1. N.
  
  Nothing to say about the topic itself, but just to let you know that you are alarming with your SMS "verbiage"... seriously, if I were the moderator of this forum, I would ruthlessly ban any message written with such poor vocabulary. In summary, "no brain??? with an "o" of course.....
  
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2. madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 12 485 > N.
  
  In principle, it's done, as it is clearly excluded from the CCM charter, but unfortunately we are a bit overwhelmed by this type of "messages."
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  For the descriptions, be PRECISE and COMPLETE in describing the problem, it helps us.
  Re-read the charter, it can help you understand "how it works." Madmyke
  
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3. vivitchoun
  
  At the same time, I'm not sure that the word "balisant" is very French... Even if I agree... in principle!
  
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4. maiilojaune
  
  FOR VITICHOUM: I am not sure, is this French?
  
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5. petite
  
  Do we pay for 01 calls? (I have Alice ADSL)
  
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