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What
is 8000 REVERSE?
How does 8000 REVERSE
work?
Where is 8000
REVERSE available?
What is an ACCESS CODE?
8000 REVERSE is the way to call reverse charge to Australia. One easy to remember number allows you to call Australia reverse charge from most phones from most overseas destinations.
From almost any phone (home, office, hotel or payphone) you simply call the international access code specific for that country followed by the numbers that spell 8000REVERSE.
For
example, when calling reverse charge from the UK to
Australia,
(remember - the service is only available for calls
TO Australia) you would dial:
0-0-8-0-0-0-7-3-8-3-7-7-3
If calling from the USA, you would dial 011 8000 REVERSE, that is:
0-1-1-8-0-0-0-7-3-8-3-7-7-3
You will then be asked to follow the prompts entering the number you wish to call and saying your name before the call is connected!
We've
provided alternate numbers just in case you can't get
through on
8000 REVERSE. (e.g. USA 1800-7383773). For a full list
of alternate numbers, CLICK HERE.
The call will be billed to the person you are calling.
It's that simple!
There is also a credit card option for payment.
Where is 8000 REVERSE available?
8000 REVERSE is available from most phones - home, office, hotel or payphones and you don't need to use any coins or cards. You can call from the most popular destinations for Australian tourists - the UK, US, NZ, Indonesia, and the majority of Europe and Asia. The full list of available countries is located on the calling guide which we will send to you by filling in the form on this site.
Or to see the full list of available countries click HERE
Please note that some hotels may apply a surcharge and some payphones might require coins or a calling card to obtain a dial tone.
Access Codes are the two or three digits dialed before the 8000 REVERSE number is dialed. For example, the Access Code for Germany is 00, and the Access Code for Canada is 001. For more Information on Access Codes click HERE
