Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

macman

james_smitha wrote: »

macman you know as well as I do BT do not Charge £15, you need to pay better attention to the forum

And you need to check your facts before hitting the keyboard: the monthly rate is £15.45.
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/landline/line-rental-and-calling-plans

james_smitha

Macman---I pay linesaver my self, which is why I know that BT do not charge £15 per month.

I'd hoped that a Utility warehouse customer might know of some thing similair

macman

james_smitha wrote: »

Macman---I pay linesaver my self, which is why I know that BT do not charge £15 per month.

I'd hoped that a Utility warehouse customer might know of some thing similair

Give me strength. Just to make things simple for you, I'll repeat my original reply with some helpful bold added:

"BT line rental is now £15.45, TT £15.40, the other major providers about the same, unless you take Line Rental Saver or the equivalent'

PS: a glance at the UW website FAQ's will show you that their line rental charge is £14.90pm-not £15.

james_smitha

**Macman** chill !
Do you know of any discounts that utility warehouse have to make their line rental appeal to normal sane people?

I have asked them but they do not reply

oldharryrocks

james_smitha wrote: »

****Though my belief is that they offer lots of things

Get away MillicentBystander already mentioned five products they offer.

No they dont offer line rental saver,but then again BT dont offer inclusive 24/7 calls which they do subject to t&c.

Heres the very long dedicated thread.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=2473547&highlight=utility+warehouse

macman

james_smitha wrote: »

**Macman** chill !
Do you know of any discounts that utility warehouse have to make their line rental appeal to normal sane people?

I have asked them but they do not reply

I note that you avoided answering the question then...
Line rental around the £15.40 mark is now the de facto standard, as both I and others have pointed out to you several times. Cut a retention deal with UW if you want to pay less.

MillicentBystander

Finally! It would be nice if UW offered an annual payment up front deal but I suppose it goes against their no min term ethos. AFAICT they are one of the few companies (P.O Home Phone are another and are cheaper at the moment but their 12 month price promise ends in October) that offer a no min. term commitment on their phone line as standard.

As for BB I don't know of another provider who offers no min term commitment as standard btw. Other companies who offer short term contracts insist on either a higher monthly figure and/or a connection fee. It's horses for courses I guess.

james_smitha

***macman*** No right minded sane person pays £15 for a basic phone line rental and frequents this forum-There are companies who would charge about half that

penrhyn

I would REALLY like to hear about Fone rental of £7/ month.

Ypaymore

penrhyn wrote: »

I would REALLY like to hear about Fone rental of £7/ month.

Primus cut their line rental prices a few days ago but as your no doubt aware they come with a terrible customer service warning.:D

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones/home-phone-calls