Alarm call

[Brunel]

Is it possible to set one on TT LLU system?

Not the type where a friend calls at some ridiculous time in the morning.

Might be easier to ask here than trawl through the TT site.

Brunel

[Chris]

Interesting, not been asked this before - will get back to you (have asked someone at TalkTalk)

[Brunel]

Thanks, much appreciated

B.

[Chris]

Hi, got some info back:

It's £1.50 a month and takes 48 hours to go live then the customer does the following to use it:

- By dialling the VSC *55*time#, the customer can set a reminder call for the time specified
- To cancel the reminder call #55# is used To check the status of any current reminder call, dial *#55#

If it's not listed on your available service in MyAccount then ring TalkTalk customer services, they'll add the service for you.

[hecatae]

Reminder Call
To set up a reminder call, dial: * 55 * [Time] #

To set up a regular reminder call, dial: * 56 * [Time] * [Option] #


Option available: (1: Monday / 2: Tuesday / 3: Wednesday / 4: Thursday / 5: Friday / 6: Saturday / 7: Sunday / 8: Monday to Friday / 9: Everyday)

To cancel all regular reminder call, dial: #56#

To enter the time, use the 24-hour clock.
E.g. to set up a reminder for 4:19pm, you would dial *55*1619#
To set up a daily reminder call, dial: * 56 * [Time] #

To check if a reminder call is activated, dial: * # 55 #
To cancel a reminder call, dial: # 55 #
This feature is also available on a pay-per-use basis.

found here (http://www.talktalk.co.uk/talktalk/servlet/gben-server-PageServer?article=MAIN.UK.TALKTALK.STATIC.HELP.HE LPDESK.MAINPAGE&topicSelect=LANDLINE&catSelect=Calling%20Features&showFAQ=CFUSING)

also available on a pay per use basis, so you should not need to have it as a monthly charge if you only need to use it once a month.

[HRAY]

£1.50 a month thats mega money; think it would be cheaper in long run to buy a cheap alarm clock from Woolies or similar for about a £5. Even cheaper get a friend who has a alarm clock and 'free' TT calls to call you each morning or what ever time you need to 'rise'lollollollollol

[hecatae]

I'd like to know the pay per use price, probably same cost as ring back.

[Brunel]

Thanks for all your replies, I just need it for very occasional use, so a one off charge is ok.

Have just found it can't be used unless subscribed for....dial *55*. so how is it used on a pay-per-use basis.?

B.

[Brunel]

Trying to log into Manage My Services, but just stalls on page loading etc.

B.

[hecatae]

Thanks for all your replies, I just need it for very occasional use, so a one off charge is ok.

Have just found it can't be used unless subscribed for....dial *55*. so how is it used on a pay-per-use basis.?

B.

I dont know I can only quote the website.

[Stanislas]

Trying to log into Manage My Services, but just stalls on page loading etc.

B.

Brunel, have you managed to get into Manage My Services yet?

[Brunel]

Yes, but still can't see anything regarding alarm calls as a one off service.

B.

[HRAY]

Sounds as though by the time it will take you to program it it will be time to get up in any caselollollol