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Ofcom to clarify call charges to "free" numbers

Ofcom is to review call charges to service providers

The telecoms regulator Ofcom has announced plans to publish new guidelines and costs on charges to 08, 09 and 118 numbers.

TopCashback offer allows drivers to get £2 off a £10 fuel top up

TopCashback is offering motorists the chance to get £2 off a £10 fuel top up by submitting their receipt to its Snap & Save facility.

Ofcom consults on telecom/broadband mid-contract price hikes

Ofcom has launched a consultation on price increases part-way through a contract

The telecoms regulator Ofcom has launched a consultation on whether telecom, broadband and mobile firms should be allowed to raise prices part-way through a contract.

Students need to be savvy to get the right broadband deal

Students need to check five key areas before signing up for a broadband deal

Broadbandchoices.co.uk have issued advise for students heading off to university on how to get the best broadband deal.

Make your money travel further this summer

The pound is now at a three and a half year high against the euro - but holidaymakers can make their money stretch even further simply by planning ahead.

How an idle mobile phone can still cost £336

A mobile phone with data roaming turned on could clock up charges of £336 – without even being used, new research reveals.

Which? calls for end on ‘fixed’ mobile contract price hikes

Which? blasts increases on fixed price mobile deals

Consumer champion Which? has launched a campaign calling for an end to price increases on ‘fixed’ mobile phone contracts.

Lord Sugar’s YouView TV and Samba’s free broadband unveiled

YouView, an internet TV service that combines digital Freeview channels with on-demand programming, has been launched by Lord Sugar in time for the Olympics.

N&P urging holidaymakers to go for Gold

Some Brits are heading abroad during Olympics

Brits planning to escape the Olympics and football and head for the sun should make sure their foreign spending money goes as far as possible, according to N&P.