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The New Sky Advert

naff123
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Has anybody seen the new advert with the princess and frog
Such a attack on BT surely must be seen as a sign of desperation!
To go as far as personally attack the company on its own must be.
To highlight what they say about capping speeds,
we only cap speeds when you exceed your fair usage policy on the unlimited and only by 10%
would you not rather a speed cap or pay £5 per GB you go over?
Baring in mind that our fair usage policy is 300GB which is a third of a TB
What do you think?
Such a attack on BT surely must be seen as a sign of desperation!
To go as far as personally attack the company on its own must be.
To highlight what they say about capping speeds,
we only cap speeds when you exceed your fair usage policy on the unlimited and only by 10%
would you not rather a speed cap or pay £5 per GB you go over?
Baring in mind that our fair usage policy is 300GB which is a third of a TB
What do you think?
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Its about time that years after privatisation BT realises is not a nationalised company with a god given right to customers business.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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Its all about competition, which is (mostly) good for the customer.
nb: These kind of comparision ads are not allowed in Germany, I find them rather good!0 -
Its about time that years after privatisation BT realises is not a nationalised company with a god given right to customers business.
What on earth are you on about??
If you mean BT thinks it still has a monopoly your very much mislead on that fact mate
we give customers better and fairer business than mr rupert murdoch could ever imagine0 -
Are you posting on here as an official BT rep? If not, perhaps you could declare your interest please.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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Has anybody seen the new advert with the princess and frog
Such a attack on BT surely must be seen as a sign of desperation!
To go as far as personally attack the company on its own must be.
To highlight what they say about capping speeds,
we only cap speeds when you exceed your fair usage policy on the unlimited and only by 10%
would you not rather a speed cap or pay £5 per GB you go over?
Baring in mind that our fair usage policy is 300GB which is a third of a TB
What do you think?
Both Sky and BT are both rubbish for broadband, o2/be rule in this part of the business and have yet to instigate the FUP im just glad not everyone uses them as then there would be slower connections for us users0 -
What on earth are you on about??
If you mean BT thinks it still has a monopoly your very much mislead on that fact mate
we give customers better and fairer business than mr rupert murdoch could ever imagine
Yes that was what I was referring too.
For example, I pay £12.50 /month for unlimited broadband with Sky.(or £15/month without Sky TV sub)
The same service with BT would cost £28/month.
Apart from trading on their name what would I get by going to BT?That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
bengalknights wrote: »Both Sky and BT are both rubbish for broadband, o2/be rule in this part of the business and have yet to instigate the FUP im just glad not everyone uses them as then there would be slower connections for us users
o2 now does he old slowing you down now on the new pricing plans they have so o2 has now become one of the worse like bt are0 -
kkpolobear wrote: »o2 now does he old slowing you down now on the new pricing plans they have so o2 has now become one of the worse like bt are
but Be doesnt0 -
For example, I pay £12.50 /month for unlimited broadband with Sky.(or £15/month without Sky TV sub)
The same service with BT would cost £28/month.
Apart from trading on their name what would I get by going to BT?
I'm not recommending Sky or BT but with Sky you pay their advertised price. Savvy moneysavers however don't pay BT's advertised prices - read this thread here.£9.99 a month for unlimited(300gb cap) with free evening and weekend calls or £12.99 for same but unlimited anytime calls:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Yes that was what I was referring too.
For example, I pay £12.50 /month for unlimited broadband with Sky.(or £15/month without Sky TV sub)
The same service with BT would cost £28/month.
Apart from trading on their name what would I get by going to BT?
apart from our unlimited offers 300 GB not 40 GB lol
and also we do not charge for going over your fair usage policy just cap your speed by 10%
no i aient a rep im a dude who works for BT who wants to make people aware of our best deals and bargains!0
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