How InstantSaver works
InstantSaver is a revolutionary instant dial service, allowing you to make savings
on calls to destinations worldwide, right here, right now - without the need to
open an account or give any credit card details or get yet another bill through
your door. All you need is a phone, the relevant instant dial access number and
someone to call!
How to make the Call
1) Dial the relevant InstantSaver access
number for the country you wish to call (from the list on this web site)
2) At any time during the message
you hear, dial your destination number in full including the international dialing code. And that’s
it – no pin numbers, no credit cards, no registrations
3) That's it, you're connected - There's no accounts to open or extra
bills to pay and for convenience, you can put the Access Number in your phone’s memory or mobile
* Remember you can dial your destination number at any time during the prompt.
How you pay for the calls you make
When you make a call via Instantsaver you only pay for calling one of the InstantSaver
access numbers. It is your service provider (BT, Cable or Mobile phone network)
that will charge you - not us. So for example, if you made a 5 minute call to
US in the evening from a BT phone, then next time you got your BT bill you
would see a call to our 0870 number, a duration of 5 minutes and a charge of
20p and absolutely no charges by us. Simple!
The prices shown on this site are BT's charges per minute for calling the
InstantSaver access number and you are charged per second from connection to the
InstantSaver service. Prices are similar for cable lines. You will pay your current phone
company for calling our access numbers. There are no further charges from us so
you will not receive any bill from us.
How is this possible?
Because
when you use an 0870 number for example, your mobile or telephone company has
to pay some of what it charges you to the 0870 number operator (that’s us) and
this allows us to cover the cost of your international call to e.g. USA and
make a small profit. And it’s considerably cheaper than paying the standard
international rates your mobile or telephone company charges for international
calls.
Does the international number appear on the bill?
No, the destination will
not appear on your bill, only the Access Number number.