Moving in new house

tbag23

Already a phone socket there and not sure whether its active or not as not actually moving in till 3 weeks. Would i be responsible for paying the £122 to install the bt line if it needs it or is that the landlords responsibility?

Another question is the best broadband,phone package i can get on the market at the minute? not fussed about sky etc as that will come at a later date just really broadband and phone.

cheers

utilitybroker

Basically if the landlord is not interested in paying it, the cost of connection will be down to you if you want service.

Is it a short let?

Check your new address out here to see what broadband services are available.

http://www.samknows.com/broadband/checker2.php

figgles

if you are going to be there for 18 months+ and a line hasnt been connected before, bt will connect it for free if you ask them for the free connection (til the end of sept).

if the property has previously had a line connected and it's just been disconnected as someone else moved out, it's usually free anyway

utilitybroker

figgles wrote: »

if the property has previously had a line connected and it's just been disconnected as someone else moved out, it's usually free anyway

I think you mean if its been stopped not disconnected.;)

figgles

utilitybroker wrote: »

I think you mean if its been stopped not disconnected.;)

I dont mean physically disconnected (i.e. wires removed), logically disconnected by the BT system (i.e. flick of a switch, punch of the keys, click of a button, etc), but you knew that

Inactive

utilitybroker wrote: »

Basically if the landline is not interested in paying it, the cost of connection will be down to you if you want service.

I think you mean landlord, not landline..