Free Caller Display for BT Landline Customers.

Tickertyboo_2

Thanks for this, I have just registered and am going to pass the details onto my mum too.

dognboneman

Stompa wrote:

I'm not suggesting that they don't find it useful, I'm just curious as to what they use it for.

Old BBC article here will give you some ideas.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2974820.stm

Stompa

dognboneman wrote:

Old BBC article here will give you some ideas.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2974820.stm

Thanks. I quite like the idea of being able to have different answering machine messages for different people. Does anybody know if there are any domestic answering machines available that actually support this?

billsavings

Stompa wrote:

Thanks. I quite like the idea of being able to have different answering machine messages for different people. Does anybody know if there are any domestic answering machines available that actually support this?

I have cordless phone on my landline which allows me to allocate different ringing tones for certain callers,it works in conjunction with caller display.

Stompa

billsavings wrote:

I have cordless phone on my landline which allows me to allocate different ringing tones for certain callers,it works in conjunction with caller display.

OK thanks.

Ragtimeplayer

I recently switched to the Post Office for my phone calls to take advantage of the free £50 they were offering if you switched and am now paying for my caller display service.

I previously didn't pay BT for caller display as I had enrolled in their Bt privacy programme.

If I now start making the 6 required calls per 3 months, will they automatically stop charging me the caller display fee?

hurrah

Ragtimeplayer wrote:

I recently switched to the Post Office for my phone calls to take advantage of the free £50 they were offering if you switched and am now paying for my caller display service.

I previously didn't pay BT for caller display as I had enrolled in their Bt privacy programme.

If I now start making the 6 required calls per 3 months, will they automatically stop charging me the caller display fee?

No because you elected to move your line rental and calls to the Post Office.You only get the nearly free service if your line rental is still with BT,even if your calls are elsewhere.One of a number of reasons why its not a good idea to move your line rental from BT.

If you have had the £50 it will probaly pay you to move your line rental back to BT,and your calls elsewhere.

See this post. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=1598074&postcount=4

missterryshopper

Thanks for this op saved myself a few quid.