plusnet 0800 number

[#1]

plunet does have an 0800 number! but try and get hold of it and Plusnet staff deny any knowledge of the elusive number.
Just to inform my other forum users the number is: 08000731120.

[#2]

That is only for sales enquires - listen to the opening message and it isn't hidden either http://www.plus.net/?home=hometop

[#3]

think you will find that number is not PN, but a bucket merchant  www.broadband.co.uk/providers/plusnet

[#4]

wrong number 

[#5]

funny mine goes to a different number see below

[#6]

That is because you aren't using Firefox as I get your picture on IE8

[#7]

I am on firefox 3.6.12

[#8]

So am I and as it isn't an image I am puzzled
Tried clearing the cache and off line content and I still get the 0800 number

[#9]

Bizarre!
I normally use Firefox and on www.plus.net I see the same telephone number as Jim, but it says quote ref: K2RLCX.
I then tried IE and saw the same as pierre_pierre.
I suspect some sort of error in code which varies according to the browser.
Edit: I've checked the server identifier string at the bottom of the page and they are the same.

[#10]

well I can asure you I am using Firefox see below

[#11]

I get 0800 shown... (in Firefox)

[#12]

I had an A5-size flyer in the post box yesterday advertising Plusnet and the freephone number is given as 0800 073 3057.
Free broadband for 3 months - either use the telephone or go online at www.plus.net/voucher using promo code "samson".
On the reverse is the legend 'Un-chuffin-believable!'.  Strange way to put things but there we are.

[#13]

I get the 0845 number with IE8, Firefox 3.6.12 and Opera 10.63. (Windows 7)
Update: Clearing caches and cookies has no effect.

[#14]

0845 in Chrome.

[#15]

Weird.
My first explanation would have been cookies. The 0800 number displaying if you've never logged into our website, and the 0845 one showing if you have. Just cleared my cookies in Chrome and tried again though and I'm still seeing the 0845 number.
We were doing some split testing but I can't see what merit there would be in varying the contact number.
FWIW the split testing showed one of two 'samsons' (that's the Yorkshire Terrier's name) when you visited the home page. One with a text field for your post code and one without. The one with the text field winks at you if you look at it long enough!
Anyway, I'll run this by our web content guys to see what they make of it...