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BT to Post Office switch, Voicemail & Caller ID
monkei
Posts: 17 Forumite
in Phones & TV
Hi, My BT 12 months line rental saver is coming to an end and I'm considering switching to the Post Office 12 months line saver.
The basic saving will only be £21 but with BT now charging for caller ID and voicemail the Post Office is looking more attractive.
Can anyone confirm that the Post Offices caller ID & voicemail is totally inclusive/free? i.e. I don't need to make a minimum no of outgoing calls or have to pay to retrieve voicemails etc?
I rarely make outgoing calls on my landline but would like to maintain caller ID & voicemail for incoming calls.
If I switch I assume it will not affect my broadband supply (I'm with a pay monthly ISP).
Finally how long does the switch from BT to Post Office landline normally take?
Thanks.
The basic saving will only be £21 but with BT now charging for caller ID and voicemail the Post Office is looking more attractive.
Can anyone confirm that the Post Offices caller ID & voicemail is totally inclusive/free? i.e. I don't need to make a minimum no of outgoing calls or have to pay to retrieve voicemails etc?
I rarely make outgoing calls on my landline but would like to maintain caller ID & voicemail for incoming calls.
If I switch I assume it will not affect my broadband supply (I'm with a pay monthly ISP).
Finally how long does the switch from BT to Post Office landline normally take?
Thanks.
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Can anyone confirm that the Post Offices caller ID & voicemail is totally inclusive/free? i.e. I don't need to make a minimum no of outgoing calls or have to pay to retrieve voicemails etc?
I rarely make outgoing calls on my landline but would like to maintain caller ID & voicemail for incoming calls.
http://www.postoffice.co.uk/home-phone#call_features0
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