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Free Broadband from BT in Two Years :)
Tulip
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Hi Everyone,
Bt announced yesterday in the Times Financial Mail part of the paper that they are going to offer Broadband free of charge for Bt Customers and all you pay is the Line Rental for your landline,how brilliant is that,I was going to go to Virgin in November but this is the icing on the cake for me now and going to stay with Bt after all but possibly lower my Bt Package instead until we hear more about this
Pretty excited about this to be honest
Sorry if already posted
Katie
Bt announced yesterday in the Times Financial Mail part of the paper that they are going to offer Broadband free of charge for Bt Customers and all you pay is the Line Rental for your landline,how brilliant is that,I was going to go to Virgin in November but this is the icing on the cake for me now and going to stay with Bt after all but possibly lower my Bt Package instead until we hear more about this
Pretty excited about this to be honest
Sorry if already posted
Katie
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Tulip wrote:Hi Everyone,
Bt announced yesterday in the Times Financial Mail part of the paper that they are going to offer Broadband free of charge for Bt Customers and all you pay is the Line Rental for your landline,how brilliant is that,I was going to go to Virgin in November but this is the icing on the cake for me now and going to stay with Bt after all but possibly lower my Bt Package instead until we hear more about this
Pretty excited about this to be honest
Sorry if already posted
Katie
It was in the Mail on Sunday Financial Mail
Lines will have a broadband ringtone - so no activation fee, so not really free
You'll have to wait until 2008/9 for it
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looks like Bt isnt doing free Broadband after all
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/02/27/bt_free_broadband/
sorry
Katie
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The word `free` and BT are like oil and water. They will try to screw you for everything they provide. I only use them for line rental now.It`s getting to the point0
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Free broadband is coming much sooner from another company but I cannot give details yet......Treat others as you would like to be treated :A0
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My eyes are glued Zincoxide. Now I will be losing sleep over this. Hope it's very soon.I have learnt that providing excellence gets you what you deserve and not what you want !!!0
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free broadband is not viable, since any adsl provider (bt line users) has to pay BT wholesale something like £8+VAT per connection, unless the company gives it away for free, and charges stupid amounts for a capped product (like £5 per 1GB), with no usage included.0
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mrJ wrote:free broadband is not viable, since any adsl provider (bt line users) has to pay BT wholesale something like £8+VAT per connection, unless the company gives it away for free, and charges stupid amounts for a capped product (like £5 per 1GB), with no usage included.
Indeed, to give broadband away free, the company would have to make their money back somehow "forced advertising bars" maybe!??!0
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