[Pure Shine Window Cleaning]

I can get the landline to divert to my mobile, but i live in a small area with about 5 different area codes in the space of about 12 miles. Will it put people off ringing a different area code?
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[darren clarke]

both

[Richard Neal]

I have always used both as large as possible

[Pure Shine Window Cleaning]

Thanks for that. do you work in different area codes to the one on your vans?
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[Richard Neal]

Yes i do and never had a problem, i sometimes get asked if i work in this area and then its up to you what your reply is.

I always have "window cleaner"  and also the 2 numbers as large as i can.

[Pure Shine Window Cleaning]

Thanks for that Richard.
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[formb]

No danger I'd dish out my mobile to a customer.

I'm 9-5 me.

[Richard Neal]

Thanks for that Richard.
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[Richard Neal]

Thanks for that Richard.
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Sorry mate i wasn't trying to be clever didn't realise your name is was!

[Frankybadboy]

both numbers for me mate.

[Ian101]

you gonna love this suggestion - I think.

Have you ever heard of VOIP (voice over internet phone) ??

Try this company www.vonage.co.uk

For about 6 quid a month they will sell you a "landline" number with ANY area code you want then just put the phone on a permanant divert to your mobile so customer rings the "landline" number and without them knowing it goes to your mobile instantly.

All controlled from the web by you.

I have found from looking at the logs that new customers always call the landline first. (before it diverts)

[SB Cleaning]

you gonna love this suggestion - I think.

Have you ever heard of VOIP (voice over internet phone) ??

Try this company www.vonage.co.uk

For about 6 quid a month they will sell you a "landline" number with ANY area code you want then just put the phone on a permanant divert to your mobile so customer rings the "landline" number and without them knowing it goes to your mobile instantly.

All controlled from the web by you.

I have found from looking at the logs that new customers always call the landline first. (before it diverts)

Its a non geographical number,I use this company http://www.ttnc.co.uk/home.do a one off charge you can choose the area number yourself, it does cost you every time somebody rings but you dont have to worry about diverting.

[Poles R Us]

iv got my land line no other

[LWC]

Both, dont know if its just me but mobile numbers only put me off.

[careless.david@gmail.com]

A woman said to me that when she needed a w/c & a card popped through the letter box (b4 mine) - she was going to ring, but because no landline was listed, she felt uneasy about who she was allowing onto her property - mobile only could be unregistered & untraceable - landline gives customers some security & shows youre local(ish)

[CLEANCARE WC]

I was worried about that pure shine when I bought my mates round 29 miles away, but existing customers were fine and new customers are not bothered when they find out where I live. SAE no collecting there except maybe a quick run round after a days work there.

[nelly]

both evwerytime mate

[AuRavelling79]

I'd like to put a landline on my van but it would need one heck of a reel to payout the cable the twelve miles to my farthest custy! 

[Richard Neal]

I'd like to put a landline on my van but it would need one heck of a reel to payout the cable the twelve miles to my farthest custy! 

Groan 

[Pure Shine Window Cleaning]

Thanks for all your help. I have managed to get a new landline and mobile number with the last six numbers the same!! So that is going on the van.  Thanks again for all your help chaps.