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An alternative to BT for Telephone and Internet?
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One have facts as to other ISP costs and knowing what you actually want .Two bluff them .Three say sorry not good enough i will consider my options and wait for call back .Always be nice to the person on the other end .0
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macman said:
Can I ask if that is fibre BB, and if that was offered, or you negotiated it? My contract is coming up for renewal, am currently paying £30 for line, fibre BB and Anytime calls. They've very kindly offered me a deal at £38 (that's a fiver off the rack rate of £43: I don't think so!Farway said:As all above, I've used both Plusnet & Now and found them fault free for my minimal non gaming needs.Currently & just renewed Now BB, LL & Anytime calls for £21.99 pm 12 month contractOP, you may care to check John Lewis, it is re badged Plusnet but has JL customer services not PN, also comes with a JL cash voucher which may be handy if you're a W8rsoe shopper
I have for many years negotiated Sky down annually, but am on first year with Now. Is it the same process basically?Not fibre, it was offered more or less instantly once I said wanted to renew and were there any offers available?I already knew that £21.99 was on offer to others before I asked the question so in a way I already knew the answer but left them the opportunity to volunteer itI never bothered to haggle as it is only £4 pm above what was already paying and for that sum CBA to try & change ISP
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Neil tell me more about BT Basic, I never heard of it before. I’m 72 and on pension credit. I’m just out of contract.Neil_Jones said:Before you shift away from BT check if you're eligible for BT Basic - you need to be receiving certain benefits, and if you can get this you'll get the best deal across the market for line rental and internet - being a social tariff nobody else can touch it price wise and you can only get it through BT.
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Google is your friend:
https://www.bt.com/help/landline/getting-set-up/help-people-with-impairments-or-with-particular-needs/how-do-i-find-out-more-about-bt-basic-
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