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I can see that there is not much difference between here and CC, both have posters that just like getting in cheap shots.

That's new twangster, when I tried to pay by phone a month ago the only alternative was an 0845 number which is chargeable on most plans, not all. They have replaced it with an 03 number which is free with mobile contracts but chargeable via land lines without a plan and pay as you go, which is where the local charges come in. Good on RCI for changing it, lets hope they keep it that way. I'm sorry twangster but I don't like getting ripped off no matter for how much, if you and the others here that disagree don't mind paying to pay your bill and other things that's fine, I'm not.

As has been said the charges per minute are set by RCI not the network provider, which charges a varying access/connection charge. After paying thousands for a holiday why should anyone pay them for the privilege of paying them, you can I'm not. Edit: but you already know that cmdrfrag as you posted earlier...... where's the scratching head smilie when you need it?

It's RCI that set the charges, the carrier just charges a connection charge, which if you have a plan is sometimes free. The number Jason12 quoted works, I used it to pay recently. Leonard is right, it's a rip off which I will not pay. Leonard try using the website saynoto0870 it lists alternatives to lots of rip off 08 numbers

They offer the drinks package for a few months just before Christmas every year in the UK, also I was talking to someone on my last RCI cruise, and he said he got his holiday last minute with drinks from a Travel Agent, probably filling up the ship. It did not include the speciality restaurants

Thank you all, that more than answers my questions.? ? @marti314 my apologies, should I have waited longer than 4 days?

Wow I thought someone would know, better go and ask else where I suppose.

Hello everyone, I'm going to the Baltic on the Brilliance in May. Not the first time with RC but it will be the first time in a suite. I was wondering if anyone can tell me the make of the in suite coffee machines so that I can bring my own pods? Also, has anyone got any tips for a suite first timer on the Brilliance? I'm also in a suite on the Independence in June so any tips for her will also be welcome (special birthday year) Thanks in anticipation and I hope you lot here don't bit my head off like some do in the "other" RC forum lol.