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Talk Talk confusion
MouldyOldDough
Posts: 3,031 Forumite
says "Customers classed as vulnerable, such as the elderly or those with physical or mental disabilities
No price change"
but this is untrue according toTalkTalk and disabled/elderly etc will be subject to the same 9.1% increase as everyone else
Where did MSE get this false information from ?
If I was half as smart as I think I am - I'd be twice as smart as I REALLY am.
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Well that article is from January. TalkTalk may have changed the plans in the meantime. MSE wasn't the only site to publish that information.
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Could be a genuine error, or, more likely, the usual incompetence from TT...0
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flashg67 said:Could be a genuine error, or, more likely, the usual incompetence from TT...
On this ocassion - apparently not - TT have never told anyone (MSE inc) that they were offering these benefits to less abled individuals - it seems that the MSE reporter made this up...
If I was half as smart as I think I am - I'd be twice as smart as I REALLY am.0
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