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Does O2 Allow Their Broadband Service on a Primus Landline?

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Currently, I use O2 broadband with a BT landline, and the BT landline contract period ends soon.
I am considering moving away from BT for the landline to either O2 (£7.50 excluding calls) or Primus (£7.99 with evening and weekend calls).
The MSE Home Phones guide mentions a Primus+O2 package as a best deal for existing O2 mobile customers, yet when I rang up O2 to say I was considering Primus, the sales person said that the O2 broadband service is allowed only on a BT or an O2 landline.
Can someone please advise me as to whether the O2 sales person is correct and on the best type of landline deal in this situation.
Many thanks.
I am considering moving away from BT for the landline to either O2 (£7.50 excluding calls) or Primus (£7.99 with evening and weekend calls).
The MSE Home Phones guide mentions a Primus+O2 package as a best deal for existing O2 mobile customers, yet when I rang up O2 to say I was considering Primus, the sales person said that the O2 broadband service is allowed only on a BT or an O2 landline.
Can someone please advise me as to whether the O2 sales person is correct and on the best type of landline deal in this situation.
Many thanks.
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Yes,because I'm using O2 for BBand & Primus for landline.0
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The O2 guy was talking bullocks. As long as the landline rental/calls package does not move your line away from the BT equipment in the exchange (e.g. you got an LLU phone/broadband package like TalkTalk) then your existing broadband with O2 should continue as normal. (The switch is really just a software thing - a marker on the line to say who holds the rental contract). That said, it is not unheard-of for BT to mess up and disconnect the broadband, but this is unlikely to happen.0
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