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Bt free evening & weekend calls

Chambeli
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Bt are giving free evening & weekend calls on option 2.
Free UK¹ Evening and Weekend calls for a whole year are all yours. Simply sign up for 18 months on BT Together Option 2 Evening and Weekend plan and pay just £11 per month for a year ² - saving yourself over £47.
If you’re currently on the BT Together Option 2 package, you too can get Free UK* Evening and Weekend calls simply by signing up for a further 18 months.
We'll refund you, via bill credit, the inclusive calls in your BT Together Option 2 package. We'll deduct £3.95 per month for the first 12 months from the full monthly price of £14.95 (applied from 1 August 2006).
It's just another way in which we are creating even greater value for our customers.
To make sure you benefit from a whole year of free Evening and Weekend calls, sign up by calling us today on 0800 800 150
Sorry if its already been posted.
Free UK¹ Evening and Weekend calls for a whole year are all yours. Simply sign up for 18 months on BT Together Option 2 Evening and Weekend plan and pay just £11 per month for a year ² - saving yourself over £47.
If you’re currently on the BT Together Option 2 package, you too can get Free UK* Evening and Weekend calls simply by signing up for a further 18 months.
We'll refund you, via bill credit, the inclusive calls in your BT Together Option 2 package. We'll deduct £3.95 per month for the first 12 months from the full monthly price of £14.95 (applied from 1 August 2006).
It's just another way in which we are creating even greater value for our customers.
To make sure you benefit from a whole year of free Evening and Weekend calls, sign up by calling us today on 0800 800 150
Sorry if its already been posted.
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Oh yes, that's been mentioned before.
If you switch to Primus then you could enjoy free evening & weekends calls anyhow without having to sign-up for an 18month contract. There is no minimum term with Primus.0 -
bbb_uk wrote:Oh yes, that's been mentioned before.
If you switch to Primus then you could enjoy free evening & weekends calls anyhow without having to sign-up for an 18month contract. There is no minimum term with Primus.
Also if you subscribed to https://www.1899.com you would get peak 01/02 calls for just 3p connection.0 -
mobilegossip wrote:Also if you subscribed to www.1899.com you would get peak 01/02 calls for just 3p.
That is 3p per call,(regardless of length) and not per minute, just clarifyingDon`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0 -
derrick wrote:That is 3p per call,(regardless of length) and not per minute, just clarifying
Just to bring up to date (although I expect already done elswhere). In case anyone else happens across this as well as me.
I notice 1899 website is now showing a cost of 4p per call. The same as 18185.
As a matter of fact, I also notice from my 18185 registration details that both appear to belong to, or be part of the same company.Hey O, Listen What I Say O.0 -
Quark_GB wrote:Just to bring up to date (although I expect already done elswhere). In case anyone else happens across this as well as me.
I notice 1899 website is now showing a cost of 4p per call. The same as 18185.
As a matter of fact, I also notice from my 18185 registration details that both appear to belong to, or be part of the same company.0 -
ginger_nuts wrote:18866,1899 & 18185 all have the same parent company . just use which ever is the cheapest for your calls .Time has moved on (much quicker than it used to - or so it seems at my age) and my previous advice on residential telephony has been or is now gradually being overtaken by changes in the retail market. Hence, I have now deleted links to my previous 'pearls of wisdom'. I sincerely hope they helped save some of you money.0
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The catch with the BT free calls is the 18 month tie in. You only get "free" calls for the first 12 months but are tied in for 18 months so in the last 6 months, they are going to get back their money and more!! Take BT option 1 and sign up to Primus Saver 2 instead.
Do this via Quidco and uSwitch for £16 cashback.
http://www.quidco.com/?search=uswitch0
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