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> If I go to www.bt.com/callingplans, I can find the right option but it then
> asks for my phone number and *postcode* (rather than BT account #) - and
> when I fill those in it says it doesnt recognise me!
>
> Anyone else had this problem? Or any clues as to what Im doing wrong?

> Ive just tried to do this on-line with zero success!
>
> If I go to the usual BT account management page, it recognises me as a
> customer - but none of the Calling Plan upgrade options presented is
> the one I want.
>
> If I go to www.bt.com/callingplans, I can find the right option but
> it then asks for my phone number and *postcode* (rather than BT
> account #) - and when I fill those in it says it doesnt recognise me!
>
> Anyone else had this problem? Or any clues as to what Im doing wrong?

> Ive just tried to do this on-line with zero success!
>
> If I go to the usual BT account management page, it recognises me as a
> customer - but none of the Calling Plan upgrade options presented is the
> one I want.
>
> If I go to www.bt.com/callingplans, I can find the right option but it
> then asks for my phone number and *postcode* (rather than BT account #) -
> and when I fill those in it says it doesnt recognise me!
>
> Anyone else had this problem? Or any clues as to what Im doing wrong?

> Ive just tried to do this on-line with zero success!
>
> If I go to the usual BT account management page, it recognises me as a
> customer - but none of the Calling Plan upgrade options presented is
> the one I want.
>
> If I go to www.bt.com/callingplans, I can find the right option but
> it then asks for my phone number and *postcode* (rather than BT
> account #) - and when I fill those in it says it doesnt recognise me!
>
> Anyone else had this problem? Or any clues as to what Im doing wrong?

> Roger Mills wrote:
>> Ive just tried to do this on-line with zero success!
>>
>> If I go to the usual BT account management page, it recognises me as
>> a customer - but none of the Calling Plan upgrade options presented
>> is the one I want.
>>
>> If I go to www.bt.com/callingplans, I can find the right option but
>> it then asks for my phone number and *postcode* (rather than BT
>> account #) - and when I fill those in it says it doesnt recognise
>> me! Anyone else had this problem? Or any clues as to what Im doing
>> wrong?
>
> Roger, I know from all your Orchid Dialler threads that youre
> using one of these, so why not just use the Heinz Program
>
> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?pc82492&postcount=1
>
> or even if you dont want to run the full program, at least sign up
> for step 2 of Heinzs guide (ie, sign up to Primus - gives free
> evening and weekend calls and easier than BT)
>
> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=1598074&postcount=4
>
> Heinz makes it a mission to find the cheapest calling plans and keeps
> everything up-to-date. No need to give yourself hassle trying to work
> round BTs convoluted systems.
>
> John

> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> John wrote:
>
>> Roger Mills wrote:
>>> Ive just tried to do this on-line with zero success!
>>>
>>> If I go to the usual BT account management page, it recognises me as
>>> a customer - but none of the Calling Plan upgrade options presented
>>> is the one I want.
>>>
>>> If I go to www.bt.com/callingplans, I can find the right option but
>>> it then asks for my phone number and *postcode* (rather than BT
>>> account #) - and when I fill those in it says it doesnt recognise
>>> me! Anyone else had this problem? Or any clues as to what Im doing
>>> wrong?
>>
>> Roger, I know from all your Orchid Dialler threads that youre
>> using one of these, so why not just use the Heinz Program
>>
>> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?pc82492&postcount=1
>>
>> or even if you dont want to run the full program, at least sign up
>> for step 2 of Heinzs guide (ie, sign up to Primus - gives free
>> evening and weekend calls and easier than BT)
>>
>> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=1598074&postcount=4
>>
>> Heinz makes it a mission to find the cheapest calling plans and keeps
>> everything up-to-date. No need to give yourself hassle trying to work
>> round BTs convoluted systems.
>>
>> John
>
> Thanks for the suggestion John, but I dont want to go down the CPS
> route - so I still need to register for free BT evening calls.

> Roger Mills wrote:
>> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
>>
>> Thanks for the suggestion John, but I dont want to go down the CPS
>> route - so I still need to register for free BT evening calls.
>
> Ah, right. Fair enough my friend. By coincidence, Ive just
> discovered that Heinz has done a version of his 6 steps guide for
> people who specifically dont want to sign up for CPS, so it may be
> worth a look for you, I dont know. Anyway, youll find it here if
> you want it:
> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=1864927&postcount=9
>
> John