dmNews May 11: Are you in control of your account?
Welcome back! In this month's newsletter: keep control of your account, save a friend money on the cost of moving house, and maybe - just maybe - get the phone back from your teenage children. Read on for more...
Are you in control of your account?
In this case the situation was resolved in the end with the help of our Support team. But don't make the same mistake. If an employee has set up your dmClub account for you, make sure you know all the details: That way, if an employee leaves, you'll know that your vital business number is safe.
Our
Support team recently took a call from a business owner who had lost
control of their dmClub account. The account was set up by an employee,
who later left the company. The employer realised too late that they
didn't know the account details for their dmClub number - and the former
employee refused to tell them!
Friend moving house or office? A way for both of you to save
An easy alternative is to move the existing number to dmClub for just £25.
Once the number's moved to dmClub, it can be diverted to any other
mobile, a new landline or even VoIP. If you've got a friend who is
moving their business, recommend them for dmClub number porting – and we'll give you and them a month's free rent. To take up this offer, contact dmClub Support before the end of June 2011 and mention dmNews May 11 Port A Friend. Tell us who recommended you and you'll both get a month's free rent. 
Do you have a friend who is moving their home or office?
Moving can be expensive, especially if the company wants to keep the
existing number. Redirecting an existing phone number to a new provider
can be very expensive. For businesses it can seem like the only choice
is to stump up for new advertising and promotional material.
Yakkety yak?
If you're tired of missing calls and wrestling phones back from
your teen, you might be interested in a second line. We've got an idea
for getting you that second line without the cost of line rental. Interested? If that sounds appealing, let us know: editor@news.dmclub.net
Got a teenager in the house? If so, there's a good chance you
haven't seen any of the phone handsets for weeks and anyone who calls
the house just hears the 'call waiting' tone or goes straight to
voicemail.