end of o2 bb :(

buzi

was very happy with my o2 bb but now they have sold out to sky im wondering who i should use now for my bb. dont know anyone who uses sky bb but i used bt before maybe i should go back to bt, what you think? thanks

macman

Do an exchange search on www.samknows.com for your other LLU options, if any.
Or ring O2 retentions and get your next 12m broadband free.
Why BT? From one of the best providers to one of the worst.

buzi

macman wrote: »

Do an exchange search on www.samknows.com for your other LLU options, if any.
Or ring O2 retentions and get your next 12m broadband free.
Why BT? From one of the best providers to one of the worst.

thanks, but is it really free, like your sig says no free lunch!

Gordon_Hose

If you read some of the other threads in this section on the very same subject, you'll see people have been successful in getting 12 months free broadband and £100 mobile credit.

minislim

how anyone uses BT for broadband and phone anymore is beyond me.

i have saved well over £150 by going to plusnet!

kwikbreaks

minislim wrote: »

i have saved well over £150 by going to plusnet!

Who strangely enough are owned by BT. Go figure.

Gordon_Hose

kwikbreaks wrote: »

Who strangely enough are owned by BT. Go figure.

I'm thinking the posters point was they'd saved £150, not got one over on BT by leaving.

kwikbreaks

It almost certainly was. Mine was that a subsidary of BT are undercutting BT. How? Why?

Gordon_Hose

kwikbreaks wrote: »

It almost certainly was. Mine was that a subsidary of BT are undercutting BT. How? Why?

lolwut? It's not a new thing, you know...

Same as Game and Gamestation shops did, you mean?

How about this bad boy? http://i.imgur.com/pnMMj.jpg

macman

kwikbreaks wrote: »

It almost certainly was. Mine was that a subsidary of BT are undercutting BT. How? Why?

Because Plusnet is presumably profitable, and BT perceive it as a different market sector that takes more business from other ISP's than from BT.
People who use BT are a bit like long term British Gas customers-not exactly serial switchers or economisers.
If logic were the main factor, every BT customer would switch to PN to get the same network at a cheaper price (and better CS), but of course that won't happen.

Quentin

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

.....you'll see people have been successful in getting 12 months free broadband and £100 mobile credit.

They no longer give the £100 mobile credit - it's now £200!! (On top of free bb for 12 months)