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Tink82
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I called BT to enquire about getting a landline and broadband. They did the usual checks that came back fine. Then she put me on hold for a while before transfering me to another dept. The second advisor told me I will need to pay a £180 deposit (no, thats not a typing error) as I am assosiated with my ex-husband and he has outstanding on his account. Naturally, I declined.
I called my ex up and he said his account is up to date and is actually with BT now!!
Not only is that a ridiculous amount, but surely they are breeching DPA by discussing his account with me??
I called my ex up and he said his account is up to date and is actually with BT now!!
Not only is that a ridiculous amount, but surely they are breeching DPA by discussing his account with me??
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Probably are breaching DPA, unless the association is on his credit file under that address.
If so, you need a disassociation to be put on your credit file (or is it his? I can't remember) so that his credit history and yours are taken separately and don't interfere with each other.0 -
Go to the Post Office, yes the good old Post Office, for connection, very reasonable.
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N.
Never be afraid to take a profit.
Keep breathing. :eek:
Just because I am surrounded by FOOLS does not make me wise. :j0
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