is it subject to extra charges? Solved

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Hello, I just moved and I can't retrieve my old number. Free gave me a number starting with 09; I don't mind keeping it, but is it charged extra? Thank you.

Fattonny · Accepted Answer

No, it is not overtaxed.

maranval · Answer

Good evening,  no, it's a phone number as if France Telecom had given it to you when you call, no problem, and when people call you, they pay as if they were calling a regular phone number.

jee pee · Answer

Hello,  No, it's not a premium rate number, it's a regular number  Best regards  -- A stranger is a friend we haven't met yet.

Anonymous user · Answer

It is not surcharged for the person calling you from a landline; it is a local rate for all of France (I don't know about mobile).

However, if you are the one calling: free to call landlines except for premium numbers like 08, for example (I don't know about mobile).

mercesdes · Answer

There are numbers that start with 09 and when you call them, they say they have changed their number and redirect you to a premium-rate number like this one that starts with 09----- and when you call it back, it ends with 51 or 60, so be careful.

Is it subject to extra charges?

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