Making it cheaper to call Glide

We've replaced all our 0844 numbers with cheaper 0333 numbers so that our customers can call us. Our new number is 0333 666 5555 which should also be easy to remember.
Unlike 08 numbers, 03 numbers cost the same to call as geographic numbers (starting 01 and 02) even from a mobile phone. They are included as part of inclusive minutes and discount schemes from all mobile phone and landline operators.
Existing customers can also call us from their Glide landline by dialing 150 which is completely free of charge. You won't get billed for this at all.
Posted by Sandeep Krishan on 16/05/2011
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Glide & Property Professional Show
Glide would like to invite all landlords, letting agents and property investors to the Property Professional Show on the 10th and 11th May 2011 at London's Olympia. We'll be on stand B71/72. The event is free to attend and you can find out more information about the show and register online here
Posted by Glide on 03/05/2011
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Glide's calls go green

We're pleased to announce that all telephone calls made through Glide are now carbon neutral. The UK telecoms market has been slow to reduce its carbon footprint but here at Glide we felt that we should be leading the way - not following. There is currently no greener way of making calls in the UK.
We've drastically reduced our power consumption and reduced our carbon footprint by offsetting the power that we do use to carry calls across the network. Even in the current economic climate the green agenda is extremely important to our customers. Students and young professionals like to make sure that their lifestyles are as environmentally friendly as possible and a key objective of many of our business customers is trying to reduce their carbon footprint.
Carbon credits have been purchased from two projects - a Wind Power Project in India and the Sichuan Province Hydro Power Project in China. The wind project is similar to the Jamnagar Wind Power Project in India and involves the construction of a number of new wind turbines which helps to reduce India's reliance on fossil fuels for electricity generation by providing renewable energy. This project will provide reliable, renewable power to the electricity grid and will directly benefit nearby villages through the provision of local employment.
The Sichuan Province Hydro Power Project bundles four small run-of-river hydro power stations and displaces electricity that would otherwise have been generated by fossil-fuel power stations. The project brings benefits besides that of climate change mitigation, including job creation and helping to address the shortfall of electricity available on the regional grid, with benefits to local households and economic development of businesses as well as providing energy security to the general community.
Posted by Sandeep Krishan on 02/04/2011
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