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    When you need to contact organisations and access important services,

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    you shouldn't have to worry about how to call them or what it'll cost you.

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    Currently, many organisations use 1800, 1850, 1890, 0818, and 076 numbers, called Non-Geographic Numbers or NGNs, to deliver important services like helplines, public services, and utilities.

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    But the cost of calling them is not always clear and can be confusing and expensive.

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    Because of this, some people, including people in vulnerable situations, avoid calling NGNs for the services they need.

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    This can cause distress and needs to be fixed.

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    So, from the 1st of December, calls to 1850, 1890, 0818 and 076 NGNs will be included in call bundles that include landline calls.

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    These changes will make accessing important services cheaper and simpler.

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    If you don't have a bundle like this or you've used yours up, these calls will be charged by the minute and cost no more than calling a landline.

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    Calling 1800 numbers will still be free from landlines and mobiles.

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    Further changes to NGNs should also encourage service providers to provide more 1800 Freephone services.

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    But there's more that needs to change, the five different NGN ranges can also put people off calling, meaning questions can go unanswered and problems unsolved.

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    So, to simplify NGNs further, over the next two years, the five NGN ranges will be reduced to two.

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    The 1850, 1890, and 076 ranges will be withdrawn and, from 1 January 2022, only the 1800 and 0818 ranges will remain.

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    Organisations using 1850, 1890, or 076 numbers need to move to new numbers and should contact their telecoms operator to do so.

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    These NGN changes are hugely positive for callers and organisations alike - they will encourage the use of and restore trust in NGNs, connecting people with confidence to the services they need.

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    Here's to clearer NGN calling costs and a simpler NGN platform!

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    For more information visit comreg.ie/ngn

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Use "telecoms" in a sentence | "telecoms" example sentences

How to use "telecoms" in a sentence?

  • In Nigeria, financial services, telecoms, and entertainment have driven growth more than oil.
    -Oscar N. Onyema-
  • If you are worried about the risk to your reputation, you don't launch a telecoms firm in an aggressive way.
    -Xavier Niel-

Definition and meaning of TELECOMS

What does "telecoms mean?"

/ˈteləˌkäm/

noun
telecommunications.
other
Technology of communication at a distance.