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This is a paid review from DialToSave, ordered through ReviewMe. But don't be alarmed, this is not an advertisment, it is simply a review, with my own opinions, not influenced in any way by DialToSave.

So, let's see, first of all, who is DialToSave? According to what they say, DialToSave is a website that "has been offering advice on the various options available to people interested in other communications services, in particular the cheapest mobile phone deals" since September 2005. experience with DialToSave.

The services they want to offer are very useful and the first impression is that they do it very good. On the front page we have the top 3 free mobile phones deals, which currently are some pretty good offers from Orange and Vodafone for Samsung U600 and Sony Ericsson K800i. But their list of deals that offer free mobile phones is much longer and it can be seen in the "Mobile Phones Deals" section. You can also sort the deals, depending on the carrier or the phone manufacturer (for example, click here to see the Samsung deals)

An interesting service is the International Phone Calls service. This allows you to make cheap international phone calls with prices from 3p/min to 10p/min. These rates are available using access numbers and you can call almost everywhere in the world. Before doing that, you have a section where you can select the country you want to call to, and then you'll see the rates for calling there, depending on your carrier plus the access numbers you need to access.

Another interesting service and useful, in my opinion, is the cashback reminder. As you probably know, many retailers offer cashback with their mobile phone deals, and I doubt that you'll remember to claim the cashback, sometime between 12 and 18 months after you purchase the deal (I know I wouldn't). So what does this service offer? You register, enter the details of when you received your phone and from which retailer and they'll send you an e-mail when it's the time to claim the cashback.

Overall, DialToSave looks like a good service for UK residents, but I never used them, so my opinions are only based on what I read on their website, www.dialtosave.co.uk. If any of our readers used their services, please share with us your personal experience.