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MSE News: Talk Talk customers to be hit with price hikes
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As I have been on such a good deal before I have not looked elsewhere but at £12.20 it still seems value despite the £5 rise.
IS IT A GOOD PRICE ?
I would appreciate any comments - Thanks
You could also ask TT what deal they'd offer if you moved your line rental to them. The best deals are for line rental and broadband together.
Also when I phoned was advised an offer...the first three months is free line rental and international calls at weekends are included in some saver plans
£120 only for yearly line rental saver
£5.75 anytime UK calls including some free calling features
Also see they only charge 5p per minute anytime for Italy calls so no need for International Call saver charge(around 26p with Talk Talk)
Unsure if override system will work on their system
Unsure if it's £31.50 with Topcashback
Oh and Talk Talk want £172.20 before 30/11 then it will go to £186.36 for the value line rental
Yes you can haggle but why bother when prices are much cheaper elsewhere and there could be a Topcashback bonus with it towards your saving
I'm trying to get a clear answer from them on the override point - it's pretty important.
Topcashback £31.50 seems to apply only to car insurance, unfortunately.
The three months free is a good offer - not available online, it seems.
As you say, not a bad deal, overall - subject to the overrider point.
TT rang me and offered £13 per month for unlimited bb, anytime calls and free line rental for the years contract. I took it.
Did the same with the car insurance. Miraculously £50 got knocked off the renewal. Tells its own story.
I had a look on Martin's post about the Post office phone deal and he says you can, also I phoned them now and they confirmed you can
However the 5.75 anytime per month is a cracking deal including UK mobiles and some international calls all for the same bundle
Have a look at the pricing area for more information
Also regarding the Post Office Cashback.......'phone packages bit'
Send mail and more with the Post Office. Buy car and other insurance, as well as broadband, currency and phone packages, and earn cashback rewards.arding the cashback here is what it says on Topcashback
However if you phone them you can get three months free for changing on the phone.I will see on Saturday if they accept the value line rental at 120.00 and give Mum 15 months or have to join that close to the end of the three free months(Hopefully they don't jump up the price by then)
I completely agree and the exact same thing could be said about the energy suppliers.