If you pay BT by direct debit (as most people do) there is no "bank charge". I am now with Tesco anyway which is cheaper.
If you pay BT by direct debit (as most people do) there is no "bank charge". I am now with Tesco anyway which is cheaper.
I'm with BT just because I'm too lazy to go through with all the hassle of switching, and a lot of broadband services require a BT landline, I believe.
I actually rarely use my landline phone, so it's really only the line rental I pay for
I use my cable landline, especially for calling my friend on her mobile in the USA.
I don't have to worry though...it's actually 33% cheaper than calling my Mum & Dad who live a few miles down the road from me!
Strange - but true!
Last edited by rob1963; 24-07-2007 at 11:46 PM.
I would've thought that the blocking scenario described was monopolistic, anti-competitive and thus wholly illegal.
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Are you referring to what Callum said? There is no evidence of that - I think he's just being paranoid! I hardly think a BT engineer is going to randomly disconnect you just to try to get you to change broadband provider!Originally Posted by PropellerHeadCase
I have no problem with BT - the level of service is fine, it should be....my MD works for them....which is more than I can say for BT
CRAZY K
Uh..."You have been fined 99 bicycle clips, go directly to jail, do not collect 200 pounds... who's that naughty boy there?"
Had to laugh today got bill for 4.71 for a voip line which is meant to be free i may add !
0.18p calls
4.50 charge lol
Have had it waived tho,
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