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BT 3.99 trial
Gillby1
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me if the BT internet £3.99 three month trial is worth doing? Sorry if it's been on here already, but I tried searching and couldn't.
Ta!
Gill
Can anyone tell me if the BT internet £3.99 three month trial is worth doing? Sorry if it's been on here already, but I tried searching and couldn't.
Ta!
Gill
Debt free date: October 2006 :money:
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I suppose it depends what you want. The BT package is for Dial-up but I would recommend Broadband. However if you can only get dial-up then check around as there will be cheaper prices than this for longer monthly usage (150 hours with BT), but with the £3.99 per month it works out to be £12.99 per month.
You can get Broadband for about the same price or even less at the moment so if you can get it then sign-up for this.
Just a note looked at my mates new pc the other day and the dial-up connection he had was sooooooooo slow it was unbelievable.**BERTIE**Did you Know: It costs more than £325,000 a day to run the lifeboat service? (with no government funding) Please donate to the RNLI0 -
Unfortunately i live in a new build with no broadband access. Annoying.
I don't understand how it works out at £12.99 per month?
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you could always try a different provider, whom offer different packages depending on what your usage will be - my current ISP, zazizam (which I use for broadband) charge from £5 and upwards. The package most simililar to BTs is £9.99 a month, and you get 18hrs more each month than what BT would give you.
go to https://www.zazizam.com for more details from them
the £12.99 a month is worked out over the course of your first year, on average per month - then the average goes up to £15.99 a month on year 20 -
Right - but I could cancel after the three months, that's the idea. There doesn't seem to be a contract?Debt free date: October 2006 :money:0
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having not read BTs terms, I would assume so - but i don't think BT will like people to keep on doing this (cancelling after 3 months) - as they will loose money, even more so if you re-join on another £3.99 offer.
EDIT: though saying that, you may have to pay £15.99 a month for the 1st 3 months, and get the difference refunded in month 4 - £36 - which is what I think they were doing for their broadband packages at £15.99 for 3 months, £6 refunded in month 4.
Alternatively BT could make you cough up 3 lots of £3.99 in one go - and you pay nothing till month 40 -
That's fine, I wouldn't keep going back for the offer, just use it once. Then I'd move on to the cheapest deal. I need to change provider anyway, and thought i might as well make use of this offer.Debt free date: October 2006 :money:0
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There is a big estate being built near me with houses and eventually factory units. 100's of houses all with no broadband bt put in the wrong phone cables.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I've been using the £3.99 offer for the last couple of months. No problems during that time. I did email them a week ago to change the account back to PAYG as I have broadband now, but haven't heard anything back.0
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Gillby1 wrote:Unfortunately i live in a new build with no broadband access. Annoying.
I don't understand how it works out at £12.99 per month?
Thanks!
I thought it would be a 12 month contract (but maybe not) so 3x3.99 +9x15.99 = ??? / 12 =12.99 per month over the year.**BERTIE**Did you Know: It costs more than £325,000 a day to run the lifeboat service? (with no government funding) Please donate to the RNLI0
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