Who are Support Telecom?
Support Telecom is an organisation which is committed to reducing its customers’ telephone bills to zero.
Will I have to change my phone number or phone line?
No, the service works with your existing lines and phone numbers.
How does it work?
The innovative three stage programme starts by giving your charity huge telecom savings and goes on to give you an ongoing monthly revenue stream.
How long have Support Telecom been in business?
Support Telecom are part of Mayflower Plc, a company which has been trading in the UK telecoms marketplace since 1987. For further details please visit: www.mayflowerplc.com
What’s in it for me?
By working in partnership with Support Telecom, you can achieve massive reductions in your telephone bill. In some cases up to 100%.
How long does it last for?
The programme is open ended, as long as participants remain within it, all parties continue to benefit.
Can it really save me a 100% of my telephone bill?
Yes it can.
Can I make more than my monthly telephone bill?
Yes, ongoing revenue is also available with the plan. See how it works section.
Are all types of calls included?
Yes, the programme is not call-specific, it encompasses all destinations, including mobiles and emergency numbers.
Is there a minimum contract period?
Partners may withdraw at any time after the initial 12 month term by giving 90 days notice.
Will I still receive the same call quality?
Yes, whether you take calls only or calls and line rental with Support Telecom you will receive
exactly the same call quality as with your existing provider and in some cases this may even be better!
What do I do if I move office?
Simply contact our customer service team for advice. Support Telecom can take your existing BT telephone number, not only to another uk location but anywhere in the world! another first for the uk telecoms market.
Do Support Telecom provide line rental?
Yes line rental is also available at reduced rates.
Are we governed by the data protection act?
Please see attached statement which refers
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