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03301028005

☎️ 03301028005 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (Energis). It is part of the phone block 330102 with a prefix of 0330.

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+443301028005+44 330 102 80050330 102 8005+44-330-102-8005

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TimeLine of events for phone number 03301028005

  • AA helpline number, service closed
    Jul
    2025
  • Fake text message from AA
    Nov
    2017
  • "Scam targeting non-AA members."
    Jun
    2017
  • Concerned about password reset issue
    Jun
    2017
  • Update on email password change notification
    Jun
    2017
  • Apology for incorrect password email
    Jun
    2017
  • Disappointed with unhelpful customer service
    Jun
    2017
  • Error in sending email, password secure
    Jun
    2017
  • False claim of being AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious email allegedly from AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Trouble logging in to AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Spoof email falsely claims password change
    Jun
    2017
  • Email potential scam red flag
    Jun
    2017
  • Almost fell for fake email
    Jun
    2017
  • Questioning legitimacy of future communications
    Jun
    2017
  • Scam emails regarding password reset
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious of email forward request
    Jun
    2017
  • Relieved this site exposes hoaxes
    Jun
    2017
  • Thankful spam filter caught this
    Jun
    2017
  • Received password change email; deleted
    Jun
    2017
  • Received AA password changed email
    Jun
    2017
  • Unsolicited email for password change
    Jun
    2017
  • Urgent investigation; updates will follow
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspected scam, reset account password
    Jun
    2017
  • AA warning about suspicious email
    Jun
    2017
  • Happy to discover site amid hack
    Jun
    2017
  • Concerns about suspicious email from AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Concern about potential scam. Requesting explanation
    Jun
    2017
  • AA sent error email, disregard
    Jun
    2017
  • Received email at 08:49 today
    Jun
    2017
  • Verification from AA representative regarding safety
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicous email, will report to AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Caution about suspicious email link
    Jun
    2017
  • Reported suspicious email to bank
    Jun
    2017
  • Report account compromise, change password
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious scam phone number alert
    Jun
    2017
  • Concern about possible hacking incident
    Jun
    2017
  • Successful password change notification provided
    Jun
    2017
  • Possible phone number spoofing concern
    Jun
    2017
  • Caution: email password change scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Password changed email received recently
    Jun
    2017
  • Claims of successful password change
    Jun
    2017
  • Received an unexpected password change.
    Jun
    2017
  • Caution to avoid website login
    Jun
    2017
  • Concern about potential data breach
    Jun
    2017
  • AA customer service explains email suspicion
    Jun
    2017
  • Sender's email spoofed from Germany
    Jun
    2017
  • Warning about suspicious password email
    Jun
    2017
  • Warning about potential scam call
    Jun
    2017
  • Verified email before contacting number
    Jun
    2017
  • Curious about the unsubscribe link
    Jun
    2017
  • Duplicate Email received at 21:51
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious activity, unable to log in
    Jun
    2017
  • Received suspicious email, contacted customer service
    Jun
    2017
  • Possible phishing scam, unverified login
    Jun
    2017
  • Potentially suspicious AA phone number
    Jun
    2017
  • Email from "AA" possibly scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Reported suspicious password change email
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious AA password change alert
    Jun
    2017
  • Received suspicious email regarding password change
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious email, reported to customer services
    Jun
    2017
  • Email seems suspicious, reported it
    Jun
    2017
  • User reports unauthorized access attempts
    Jun
    2017
  • Password change email received, untrue
    Jun
    2017
  • Received stressful email about password
    Jun
    2017
  • Concern about response from AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Message looks suspicious, waiting for news
    Jun
    2017
  • Concerns about unauthorized password change
    Jun
    2017
  • Reported potential hack to AA
    Jun
    2017
  • Concerns about email and security
    Jun
    2017
  • User understanding of jargon terms
    Jun
    2017
  • Email about password change, policy canceled
    Jun
    2017
  • Received suspicious email with fake address
    Jun
    2017
  • Warning: likely a scam
    Jun
    2017
  • User suspects AA hack, cautious
    Jun
    2017
  • AA email likely phishing scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Received suspicious password change email
    Jun
    2017
  • Forwarded email to possible spammers
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious email, potential hacking concerns
    Jun
    2017
  • Verified login without following email communication
    Jun
    2017
  • Email password reset not working
    Jun
    2017
  • Concerned about hacked AA data
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious email, AA number hacked
    Jun
    2017
  • User seeking clarification on email
    Jun
    2017
  • Questioning legitimacy of received email
    Jun
    2017
  • Questioning authenticity of AA email
    Jun
    2017
  • Email received earlier, likely scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Multiple identical emails suggest scam
    Jun
    2017
  • False password change email received
    Jun
    2017
  • Identical contact details; likely scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious message; reporting AA scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Forward suspicious emails to support
    Jun
    2017
  • Number linked to suspicious spam website
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious email, forwarding to authorities
    Jun
    2017
  • Received spam call, changed password
    Jun
    2017
  • Possible AA system password scam
    Jun
    2017
  • Received fake email, not affiliated
    Jun
    2017
  • Possible scam; incorrect AA number
    Jun
    2017
  • Phishing email received, reported promptly
    Jun
    2017
  • Spam email alert; ignoring call
    Jun
    2017
  • Received suspicious email, logo present
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious password change email warning
    Jun
    2017
  • Claims AA, likely spam calls
    Jun
    2017
Number Of Searches: 1057 Number Of Comments: 101 First Seen: 21 June 2017 General Reputation: negative

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03301028005 has 101 comments of which 7 x positive and 62 x negative and 32 x neutral

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03301028005 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03301028005 👆 is reported as the official helpline for the AA in the UK but has recently been involved in confusion due to a widespread email issue. Many users received emails - sometimes genuine but often suspicious - claiming their AA password had been changed without their consent, advising them to call the associated phone number. The AA has acknowledged a technical error causing these emails, assured customers their data remains secure, and requested people avoid calling the number provided in the messages. There are also scams impersonating the AA, with fake emails and numbers attempting to phish for information. Users are advised to verify any communication through the official AA website or known contact channels and report suspicious emails to AA customer support. The situation has caused concern, delays, and frustration with customer service responsiveness.

Reports on phone number 03301028005

1 year
I rang this number yesterday (July 19th, 2025) because I needed some help, and it turns out it’s actually the AA helpline. I checked their website afterwards and found the same number listed there. Just so you know, the line was closed when I called, but it definitely isn’t a scam or anything like that.
AA
9 years
Got a text saying it was from Aa but I dont have a car or even drive anywhere.
9 years
It’s obvious a scam cause I’m not even in the AA but got messages about an AA account. Surprising some folks still got tricked by it!
AA
9 years
Just wanted to update everyone since we replied earlier here. A few of you might have got an email from us at the AA saying your password had been changed. That email was sent by mistake from our address - [email protected][###]. We’re really sorry if this caused any worry or confusion. Please rest assured that your password hasn’t actually been changed and your personal info is safe. There’s no need for any action or to get in touch with us. Again, apologies for the mix-up. Best wishes, The AA Social Media Team
AAAA Social Media Team
9 years
Hi there, I'm getting in touch on behalf of the AA UK team. You might have gotten an email from us recently, coming from [email protected], saying your password was changed - but this was sent by mistake. Sorry if this caused any worry or confusion. Please be assured your password hasn’t actually been changed and your details are safe. There's no need for you to take any action or get back to us. Thanks for your understanding, and sorry again for any hassle. Best wishes, The AA UK Social Media Team
AA UKAA UK Social Media Team
9 years
SAYING THEYRE FROM AA BUT THATS NOT TRUE
9 years
Like a lot of others, I’ve left my password untouched and when I got in touch with the AA, they weren’t much help at all. Because of this, I won’t be renewing my insurance or membership with them. Terrible customer service and seems like they don’t care one bit.
AA
9 years
We did send that email, but it was a mistake. Your password is still the same and your info is safe. Apologies for any mix-up. Cheers, The AA Social Media team
AA Social Media Team
9 years
Seems like a scam to me since the email just begins with 'Hi' and noones name attached.
9 years
Received a dodgy email pretending to be from AA about my password being changed without me doing it.
9 years
Yeah, I experienced something similar. The email didn’t have a proper link, which seemed dodgy. Also, the call came through in the dead of night. I’m planning to ring the AA and let them know.
9 years
Hey, I just got a message from the AA saying my password was changed, but I never did that. Tried to log into the AA site myself but it wouldn't recognise my details. Checked this site and loads of others seem to be having the same issue. Rang the AA on the number from their website and they said it’s a problem on their end, not a hack or anything. Hopefully they sort it out soon.
AA
9 years
Felt something was off since I hadn’t changed my phone number, so I sent the email to Action Fraud for them to look into it.
Action Fraud
9 years
Got the exact same text, defo a scam. How on earth did they get hold of our details??? Someone please explain!!!
9 years
Just to say: We know there’s been an email going to members about changing passwords. Please don’t call the number in that email. We’re on it and sorting things out quickly - The AA Social Media Team
The Social Media Team
9 years
We’re checking into this issue right away and will share any updates as soon as we get them. Cheers, The AA Social Media Team
AA Social Media Crew
9 years
Just got an email coming from Germany! I’d steer clear of the password reset or login page on the AA site until we hear an official word from them!!
GermanyAA
9 years
Got an email claiming to be from the AA saying my password was changed and to ring them if I hadn’t done it. Totally a scam. The sender’s email looked dodgy: [email protected][###] and the phone number definitely isn’t from the AA. Don’t respond or call that number, or you’ll just get yourself added to some scammer’s list.
AA
9 years
So happy I came across this site!!! Looks like AA got hacked or something
9 years
I nearly got tricked by this email since I had just got one from the AA about renewing my car insurance, which runs out next week. What made me doubt was that the fake email didn’t actually use my name, whereas the legit car insurance one did.
AA
9 years
Might be that The AA got hacked or somethin, coz I got that exact same email too!
AA
9 years
Got an email from this number at half past one this morning. Looked it up and found this discussion here. Seems like the usual story for everyone else too. I could log into my AA account but couldn’t update the password, so I’m guessing AA’s having issues. Sent a message to their support team, but I’m not getting my hopes up for a quick response.
AA
9 years
Looks like a scam linked to the AA, maybe their system got hacked. I never rang the number but when I tried logging in, it didn't work. Tried resetting the password and they told me to ring that number.
AA
9 years
Just got an email from this number saying I changed my password!! What the hell is going on?!
9 years
Your password has been updated. If you didn’t do this, get in touch with us straight away on 0330 102 8005. Cheers, The AA Team
AA Team
9 years
Totally a scam! They claimed the AA updated my password, but it’s not true at all.
9 years
Seems like a phishing attempt to me. I logged into my account directly, not through the email, and my password hadn’t been changed. Plus, this phone number doesn’t line up with any AA customer service contacts I know.
9 years
Same here. I managed to log into AA without any issues, using my own email and password (I use strong, unique passwords stored in a password manager). So I’m guessing someone’s trying to mess with AA by flooding them with calls or something like that. I haven’t checked the email headers yet to find out where it’s really coming from, but it’s probably a good idea. Odd thing is, I also got an unexpected email from BT telling me to update my password.
AABT
9 years
i got the exact same email about changing my AA password. i tried calling the number they gave but it just kept busy, so i gave up. honestly, i’m annoyed because i didn’t even stop to wonder if it was suspicious, and i normally check these things really carefully. it did make me realise something tho - even though i’ve got the AA app on my phone, i couldn’t find any contact number in it to get in touch with them directly.
AA
9 years
At about 3:12 in the morning, I got an email that said it was from the AA, telling me my password had been changed. It said if I hadn’t done it, I should ring the number they gave. Then, not long after, I got another dodgy looking email. I decided to call the AA’s customer support, and they told me it’s a known scam they’re looking into and to just disregard any emails like that.
AA
9 years
Got an email saying my password was changed and it had this number in it. Really stressed me out to be honest.
9 years
Got the exact same message and it definitely seems dodgy. I’ll hang on for any updates later on today.
9 years
Just got an email saying my password for the AA was changed but I didn't do anything. Really sketchy!
9 years
Got the same email earlier today. It seems a bit fishy, so I’ve forwarded it to customer support - just gonna wait and see what they say.
9 years
Just got an email a few hours back saying my password was updated.
9 years
I just got this email! Looks like AA might have been hacked and someone probably stole their data!!
9 years
Just noticed that the phrase "You can unsubscribe" in the title looks like a link. Kinda curious what would happen if you actually clicked on it?
9 years
Got a call saying my account password’s been changed and if it wasn’t me, to ring the 0330 number. Bit fishy if you ask me.
9 years
Got an email about my password being changed at 4:30am but I don’t even have a password with them. Sent it over to [email protected] and then I just deleted both messages.
9 years
Luckily it went straight to my junk folder, so I was already wary. Cheers for sparing me the hassle of calling back!
9 years
Funny enough, I got the exact same email this morning at 08:49 as well!!!
9 years
I got that exact same email too, but I left AA ages ago and switched to another recovery service over two years back. Looks like AA might’ve been hacked or something. Kinda scary they still have my details in their system after all this time... really worrying.
AA
9 years
so what should we do if the legit AA sends us an email with any news? i’ll be really wary of any messages supposedly from them now.
9 years
I just had a word with someone from AA and they mentioned that the message was mistakenly sent by their IT team. They’re currently looking into what went wrong. She told me to completely ignore the message.
9 years
Just got an email from [email protected].
9 years
Woke up to an email from the AA at 5.07am saying my password had been changed. The email just started with "Hi" and didn’t have my name, telling me to call 03301028005 if it wasn’t me. I didn’t click on anything and instead logged in directly on the AA official website using my usual password, and it worked fine, so no change at all. Seems a bit dodgy to me and could cause trouble for others.
AA
9 years
Just like everyone else, I'm really grateful this site is here to prove this is a scam - it's crazy how some folks find fun in hacking others.
9 years
Scammers have faked the email! The sender's IP traces back to Germany! Better not ring them.
Germany
9 years
I got the exact same email today claiming my password was changed, and it told me to call 0330 102 8005. Really wish the AA would put something out and provide a proper email address where we can forward these suspicious messages.
AA
9 years
Got a call from A.A today 26/06. The person who picked up the phone gave me the contact on the suspicious e-mail to report it. I told her what was happening, but she didn't really seem to know much about it.!!! She put me on hold, probably asked a manager or something, then came back saying they've received loads of similar calls and advised me not to log into my account for now, just leave it be. I wonder if they'll make an official announcement about this???
9 years
Just a quick follow-up on my previous comment. I got in touch with AA customer services about my membership and the dodgy email I received. They said it was a mistake on their end and that I shouldn’t worry, but I’m still a bit uneasy because the email started with just "Hi," which feels off. They also said the problem with changing passwords is connected to the same internal glitch. It kinda seems like AA might be trying to cover it up. Fingers crossed it’s really their fault and they’ll sort it soon, but I’ll be changing my passwords as soon as I can get back in.
9 years
I chatted with a woman from AA, she told me it was an issue on their end and nothing to do with security being breached. The lady's name was Danica at the AA. The number is 0330 12 8005.
AADanica
9 years
yep just like that - got an email saying my password was updated and this number was in it. Thankfully I thought to double check with AA before doing anything.
9 years
We've had reports about an email going around that says your password has been changed. Please, don't call the number in that message. We're on it right now and will share updates as soon as we find out more. Cheers, The AA Social Media Crew
The AA Social Media Team
9 years
Just like lots of others, I got an email saying my AA password was changed. The weird part is, I’ve never even been with the AA!
9 years
I bet they’re after info or passwords to hack into accounts. Has anyone actually called that number?
9 years
Got a call from someone saying they were from the AA, telling me my password had been changed. Felt like a phishing attempt to me. If you get a message like this, you’re probably best just to ignore it. But if you’re actually with the AA and worried it might be genuine, ring them directly using the number listed on their official website for a proper check.
AA
9 years
Had the exact same call around 10:05 pm yesterday. I sent it over to AA customer support, asking if I need to take any action. But honestly, can I really trust any response they send back?
9 years
They’re pretending to be the AA! Total scam! Got a message saying your password’s been changed. If you didn’t do it, ring them up on 0330 102 8005. Be careful!
AA
9 years
Like a bunch of others here, I got an email saying I’d “successfully changed my account password” with a phone number to ring. Seriously, don’t call that number!! I got suspicious pretty quick because: 1) It didn’t have any of my personal info, no name or part of my membership number. 2) I couldn’t find that number anywhere on the AA’s official website. Feels like a phishing attempt or worse, a trick to make you ring a really expensive premium rate. Just watch out, folks!
AA
9 years
Looks like this number's been faked as it's showing up on the AA site. The site’s security certificate ain’t valid either, which makes me worry it might’ve been hacked and could be trying to steal passwords!!!
AA
9 years
Got an email supposedly from 'The AA' but when I rang the number it just cut off straight away. From what I can tell here, it seems like a scam pretending to be AA. Didn't try logging into any account as I reckon that's what they're after.
The AAAA
9 years
I just got an email saying my password was changed, but if it wasn’t me they wanted me to ring a number. Lucky I didn’t call, because the sender’s address wasn’t really from AA, just looked kinda alike. Looks like some crooks trying to nick info.
9 years
Got the same email, it arrived at 9.51pm last night.
9 years
Got the same email earlier today. Seems pretty suspicious, so I’ve forwarded it to customer support and I’m waiting to hear back. Got a reply back really quickly from [email protected][###] saying they’ll get back in 5 days! Not holding my breath for that!!
9 years
I got the same email as loads of others, claiming it was from the AA. I signed into my AA account and changed my password straight away, so I’m pretty sure it’s some kind of phishing scam.
9 years
Just got an email titled ‘Password changed successfully’ with ‘(Finance)’ on the top right, at 02.27. When I tried logging in with my usual password, it wouldn’t accept it. I’m planning to call the membership number later today to find out what’s happening and check if my details have been hacked or something.
9 years
I got an email from them too. But when I tried to sign in on their site using the password my browser had saved, it worked fine. So I just deleted the email and now I’m waiting for something official from AA.
9 years
Got a call from this number earlier today, seemed pretty legit at first. I’m planning to ring the AA using my own contact info from previous documents. Funny thing is, this number showed up on some emails and papers from last year too. Still haven’t figured out what’s going on! No chance I’m calling back or replying to that email though, definitely not!
AA
9 years
Received the email as well. I'm beginning to suspect the AA's system might have been compromised and our info leaked. When I try to reset my password, it gives me errors, and during the email recovery, it doesn't seem to recognise my membership number or postcode.
AA
9 years
Got an email from someone claiming to be "AA" asking if I've updated my password - definitely looks like a scam. My old password is still fine. Avoid calling that number!
9 years
I sent the email over to [email protected][###] which honestly sounds even more suspicious! I’ve deleted both emails now and reckon the AA’s database might’ve been compromised.
9 years
Got the same one earlier tonight. Definitely a scam, no question about it.
9 years
Got an email saying my password was changed and a phone number to ring. Now the AA website won’t even recognise my email. Feels like they’ve been hacked or summat. Bet this’ll be in the news by tomorrow. Not a good look for the AA at all.
AA
9 years
Got an email saying my password was changed, but I never did that! I’m just gonna update my password straight through the official AA site to be safe.
AA
9 years
Looks like this is a legit AA contact number - and loads of folks seem to have got the same email from a genuine address [email protected][###]: Hi, Your password was changed successfully. If you didn’t do this, please ring us at 0330 102 8005. Cheers, The AA Team. Either a massive number of accounts have been compromised or the AA accidentally sent these emails out en masse.
AAAA Team
9 years
I got the same call. The give away was them saying “Hi” right at the start.
9 years
Just got an email saying my password’s been changed. It’s 11:08pm so not going to ring the number. Feels like some kind of scam to me. I’ll get in touch with AA in the morning to find out what’s happening. My tip? Don’t call that number or you might get hit with a huge phone bill.
AA
9 years
Strangely enough, when I googled this number, the AA's password reset page popped up, which is odd since everything else about it screams spam. Feels like this number isn’t active anymore.
AA
9 years
Got the same email around 8.34pm. Sent it over to The AA's customer support, but then got a quick response back from this email: [email protected][###]. Bit odd it came from there too.
The AA
9 years
Got the exact same email and looked up the number online - found some chatter about a possible breach or glitch over at the AA. Managed to get into my AA account fine, using my password manager, didn’t even have to reset the password. Popped the email over to AA customer support at [email protected][###].
AA
9 years
I've just noticed that I received an e-mail like others here mentioned, from 03301028005. I recently signed up with the AA and all their e-mails usually have their official logo on them, but I know it's pretty easy to fake that anyway.
AA
9 years
Got an email claiming my AA password got changed and asking me to ring a certain number. I quickly looked it up on Google and stumbled upon this discussion. Looks like one of those phishing scams... I'm just gonna bin the email and definitely won’t be dialing that number!!
Google
9 years
Might be something wrong with the AA's system. I got a message about resetting my password but didn’t ask for it, and they told me to call this number if it wasn’t me.
AA
9 years
We got an email about changing our password too. I logged in and updated it again but then I saw that our policy is showing up as cancelled now.
9 years
I got an email saying my password had been changed, but I haven't done it at all. I phoned the number listed in the email and it’s the real AA line, which is now closed anyway. When I tried to log into my account, it just gave an error message asking me to call 03301028005 - the same number from the email. Yea, I reckon the AA site might’ve been compromised and someone’s been tampering with passwords and email addresses!
9 years
Got an email around 8.30pm UK time from a dodgy-looking address ([email protected][###]). The message said my password had been changed and to call an 0330 number if it wasn’t me who did it. Seems like a classic phishing scam to me. I’ve sent the email on to the AA’s customer support, using the contact info from their official site: customersupport@theaa[###].
UKAA
9 years
Got a call from this number claiming to be the AA, but it just felt like a spam call to me.
AA
9 years
No doubt about it, this has to be a scam.
9 years
I got the same email, but it won’t let me change the password at all.
9 years
Just got an email too, anyone know what’s happening?
9 years
Received a message about my AA password being changed, telling me to call a number. Not gonna bother calling it, instead I’ll try to pass it on to the AA company itself. Seems fishy like what others said.
AA
9 years
Just like a few others mentioned here, I got an email telling me my password was changed for real. Felt a bit dodgy to me. Not picking up any calls about it. Sending it straight to AA.
9 years
I also received an email from them. Looks like a total scam to me.
9 years
They used the same email address that I got when I made my AA account back in Feb, and the phone number was the exact same too. But it never used my name, just begins with "Hi," which makes me suspect it's dodgy. I reckon if you get the email on your phone and tap the number that’s blue and underlined, it might actually link to a different number, even tho it looks like it’s the AA’s. I’m quite convinced it’s a scam.
9 years
I got that exact same email too, but I'm not even a member of the AA, so it must be a scam!
AA
9 years
Got an email from these people and stupidly called the number back. Now I’ve gotten in touch with the AA to sort out a password change.
9 years
Got an email claiming I switched my password from AA. Said to call a number if it wasn’t me. Deleted the email straight away and didn’t bother calling back.
AA
9 years
If you’re unsure about an email like this, best thing to do is send it over to customersupport@theaa[###] and ask them to check if it’s legit.
9 years
Just got a message at 8.19 pm tonight, and I'm thinking it might be some kind of mistake or a scam, especially since loads of others got the same thing at once.

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About 03 Numbers

Numerous organizations adopt 03 numbers instead of the pricier 08 numbers. For example, a number of public sector bodies have moved from 0845 numbers to 0345. The cost of calls is no more than calls to geographic numbers (01 or 02). The charges for calls are influenced by the time of the day, and most providers provide call packages that allow calls free of charge during certain times of the day. The cost of calls from mobiles vary depending on the selected calling plan. Usually, these calls are included in free call packages.

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