Calls from

Mobile Phones To

13, 1300 & 1800 Numbers In Australia

The inbound numbers have been denoted as a productive

communication tool, for big or small business.

These inbound numbers, make it easier for an organization to manage

customer queries, give customer support and make customer relationship better,

as it is the cheapest mode for consumers, to contact organizations. They are also called

smart numbers, toll free numbers, etc. Inbound numbers is denoted, as the centre point of

attracting customers, as the calls are free or with minimal/ignorable call rates from landline.

The 1800, 13, 1300 numbers are becoming popular and the telecommunication companies are

providing colorful packages according to the need and size of the business. One can select the suitable

smart number with phone words facility too. The special numbers are even auctioned, under the

surveillance of The Australian Communications and Media Authority (the ACMA). Now, coming to the

features of smart numbers:

a) 1800 numbers: The call is free to this number, all over the nation, from a landline. The service provider pays

the call charges, it is free for customers.

b) 13 and 1300 numbers: They apply local call rates, from the whole nation, from a landline. The call charges are

distributed among the business provider and the customer so the call rates are less.

In both 1800 and 13, 1300 numbers, the above charges are applicable from a landline. The call rates from mobile

are decided by the telecom connection of the mobile. The call rates vary in accordance to the mobile connection.

Mobile phone users can call any of the 13 number, 1300 number or 1800 number at local call rates or even free of

cost from January 01, 2015, as announced by The Australian Communications & Media Authority (ACMA) and the

year is ahead. This decision was praised all over, as mobile phone has emerged as the communications device, of

first choice for adult Australians. By these decisions made by ACMA, Australia is now in the same category with

countries like Italy, Spain, United States, Germany and Netherlands.

It has been committed by the Australian Communications & Media Authority (ACMA) that by January of year

2015, the changes to amend relevant regulation will be implemented in all industries.

The above decision has been taken in regard, to the regular need to make calls, to essential services and

businesses. The above measures have strengthened the ACCAN (The Australian Communications and Consumer

Action Network) and can be said to be a positive header in the field of communication in the Australian nation.

The free service from mobile phones to inbound numbers will result in strengthening the communication

network and the growth of business in Australia.