BT Freestyle 3200 Quad digital cordless phones for £40

MoneySavingSpender

Amazon mentions intercom

But the manual doesn't mention it: http://www.homelinecorporate.com/homeline/Files/bt_freestyle_3200.pdf

Shall I just accept it doesn't have an intercom?

martint123

MoneySavingSpender wrote:

Amazon mentions intercom

But the manual doesn't mention it: http://www.homelinecorporate.com/homeline/Files/bt_freestyle_3200.pdf

Shall I just accept it doesn't have an intercom?

intercom == internal calls?? Page 22 of the PDF you linked to.

Making internal calls
If you purchased a BT Freestyle 3200 multi-pack, you
can make internal calls between handsets.
1. Press then or until the display shows Internal.
2. Press and enter the number of the handset you want
to call. The other handset will ring and display your
handset number to let the handset user know who is
calling. When the other handset answers hold your
conversation as normal.
3. Press to end the call.

(edit - a couple of the keyboard symbols didn't cut&paste)

dc2447

Got my phones yesterday - but have been charged £99 instead of 39.99 - in fact the confirmation email said £99 too.

Gutted

pepperoni_2

dc2447 wrote:

Got my phones yesterday - but have been charged £99 instead of 39.99 - in fact the confirmation email said £99 too.

Gutted

Time to send them back I guess...phone for a refund pack.

dc2447

pepperoni wrote:

Time to send them back I guess...phone for a refund pack.

I don't have the original packaging, well not all of it

yebaws

dc2447 wrote:

I don't have the original packaging, well not all of it

If you want cheap new dect phones, ebay is the place look. Don't know where they all come from but they're new & cheap. I've bought several as the average life of one of these phones seems to be about 2 years. Last (single) one I bought was a BT studio 1500 dect with answerphone for £7 delivered..

dc2447

yebaws wrote:

If you want cheap new dect phones, ebay is the place look. Don't know where they all come from but they're new & cheap. I've bought several as the average life of one of these phones seems to be about 2 years. Last (single) one I bought was a BT studio 1500 dect with answerphone for £7 delivered..

are you taking the !!!!?

yebaws

dc2447 wrote:

are you taking the !!!!?

Nope. There are so many of these phones being auctioned that if you pick an auction that ends when not may people are on line (middle of a weekday, say) you can get them for a very good price.

I checked, and I actually paid just under £8. Here's the auction:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=001&item=110013619504&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWN%3AIT&rd=1

mods please note - it's an ended auction mor infromation only.

dc2447

What has this got to do with me? I have bought the phones aleady. Can't you read?

point3

dc2447,

Have you tried BT Shop's Price Promise?
If you can find any BT branded item offered for a lower price (excl. delivery charges) within 7 days of purchase, then BT will refund Double The Difference - this will come in the form of a voucher to be spent in any BT Shop.

A cheaper alternative is:
http://www.xfast.co.uk/index.php?mod=catalogue&func=view&productID=FREESTYLE3200QUAD&catalogue_key=BM

The difference is: £99.99-£64.27 = £35.72
Double The Difference = £71.44

Worth a shot if you can't get a refund any other way?