BT seems a rip off for Broadband!! It was £37 a month, now £47!! Contract is up!
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Try the smarty £18.75 payandgo back on offer this week unlimited deal0
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What number are people calling for bt retentions to get these deals?0
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Broadband superfast fibre 1 unlimited - download speed between 39 mbs and 64 mbs
Landline - unlimited weekend calls
Still had 6 months to run on contract. BT called and they renewed for another 18 months - £23.99 per month for fibre and line rental (before saving as a result of line rental saver).0 -
Broadband superfast fibre 1 unlimited - download speed between 39 mbs and 64 mbs
Landline - unlimited weekend calls
Still had 6 months to run on contract. BT called and they renewed for another 18 months - £23.99 per month (before line rental saver).
If you are paying that before line rental, then it's very expensive.
That's what I pay all in for my sons phone/fibre broadband with Plusnet."There are not enough superlatives in the English language to describe a 'Princess Coronation' locomotive in full cry. We shall never see their like again". O S Nock0 -
Do you mean £23.99 per month including line rental .
Or as above but further 10 % reduction if paying ALR .0 -
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poppasmurf_bewdley wrote: »If you are paying that before line rental, then it's very expensive.
That's what I pay all in for my sons phone/fibre broadband with Plusnet.
That is including line rental (but before the discount as a result of paying the annual rental in one go) - i should have been clearer!0 -
I'm currently paying £40.48pm for Superfast Fibre 1 Unlimited and Anytime (excluding mobiles) calls. My contract is due to end soon, and this was due to increase to £52.48pm. My online offer was to continue at £40.48pm.
Gave them a call to see if they could improve on that and was offered £37.88. I instigated a switch to another provider after which I called them again and the best they could do was £35.98.
A couple of days later they've called me and offered £19.99pm, which includes Anytime calls to both landlines and mobiles. Why couldn't they have just made me a sensible offer in the first place!Stompa0 -
includes Anytime calls to both landlines and mobiles.
hmm, I didn't think BT offered unlimited calls to mobiles on Anytime plan. Or did you mean free calls to 'BT mobile' numbers?
On subject of retention deals, most big ISPs have got wise and probably only offer best deal if they receive an order from another ISP to move your telephone number and/or broadband.0
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