FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • It's very quick and simple:

    Choose your type of Pocket Landline, complete the appropriate form and we’ll do the rest!

  • We have 2:

    • One 2 One - the most popular by far! Choose an area code, we allocate you a number, and direct it to your chosen number. It can be a mobile number or even another landline.

    • Pocket Landline Plus - for just £4 more get your own app to allow outbound calls, whicg are unlimited even to International numbers!

  • All calls are diverted to your chosen number (e.g. your mobile phone number) for free so you simply answer it as you would a normal call.

    If you have the app available with Pocket Landline Plus you simply answer on the app!

  • No. There are no charges for diverting calls, it's all free and totally unlimited.

  • No, the monthly price is all that you pay per month.

  • Yes, this number is 100% yours and you can take it with you if you change providers. We just charge a £25 admin fee for moving your number away.

  • Yes, you can leave us if you wish to move to another provider and still keep your number. There’s a £25 admin fee for moving your number away.

  • Yes. All we ask is 24 hours notice. A quick email to our support team and your number will be changed.

  • Definitely! Some providers charge up to 20p per minute for calling mobile phone numbers - so your incoming callers will be relieved to call you on your Pocket Landline number!

  • You can either call us on 0114 398 4149, or you can email us at pocketlandline@voot.org We're very happy to answer any further questions.

  • VOOT are our parent company. We use VOOT to setup the service and manage the payments, so your Direct Debit will be to VOOT Telecom.

    VOOT are a long established ethical business telecoms provider, and they can also help with all business telecoms, including mobiles and tariffs. If you decide to expand to a full telephone system they can help you with that too!

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