do you have to pay money when you ask the operator to put you through a number ?
458963
If you dial zero for an operator, tell them you're having trouble placing a call, and give them the number; they will place the call for you free of charge.\n\nIf you ask them to look up a number, they will refer you to information and you will have to pay.
220760
smells like a scam to me\nI'll bet they ask you pay them some sort of upfront fee\nand even if you get a online referral they probably charge you for misc expenses, and you pay will be like commission based as you'll be told to sell some of there services/ products to the incoming routed caller
386486
does a telephone no. and credit card no. required or no
1143474
Pay as you go means you pay for something as you use it.  Or you pay for it before and then you use it.  Like prepaid phone cards.
83188
It depends on the service billed.\nAsk your carrier and they will tell you.
420986
Send a polite email saying it wasn't clear that you had to pay.\n\nAssuming you haven't used it then they may be ok with you.
925507
No...if you are outbid, then someone else has bid more...\n\nWhy would you think you would need to pay???
614287
Same reason people rob banks...that is where the money is.  We are used to paying for calls and calls to a phone seem like the old style so they try to charge you for it.
109137
yes. Ask you credit card.
220998
I'd say no.  They could look up their own phone bills to see if they called you.
479447
Sure you can.  Go ahead and continue through the payment process.  As long as you don't commit the transaction, it won't be posted.  If you run into issues, just contact customer care and they will be glad to take your info.
244066
Are you asking for money?  I'm confused.
270175
I've never seen a pre paid phone that lets you go on-line.  Sorry but I don't think this would be posable.
867418
you can't, not unless you work for an organisation such as voda phone where u have access to the database of registered numbers and even then not all numbers are registered, for example, pay as you go
344995
there is a password you have to put in.  the password should be your phone number.
972692
You have to find out the country code and city code.  Call an operator.  I do know that in England they have a 0 at the beginning of their phone numbers, but don't use that.  It's only for European calls.
477476
If it's only 2 minutes, why not pay the toll? Or is it one of those sites that charges a huge fee? (wink, wink)