MSE News: BT to raise prices AGAIN - how to beat the hikes
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make_the_change wrote: »Hopelessly Addicted what number did you call? When I called this time I was put through to department who specifies in trying to offer a better deal to keep you. I told her the only deal BT had offered me so far (by two different people) was locking my price so that the price rise wouldn!!!8217;t effect me and I declined that instantly. The lady today managed to find me a better deal in a matter of minutes.
EDIT: Can you please let me know what you were offered?
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By BT sending you a letter or email, they know full well they should not be charging cancellation fees within the next 30 days. I don't see why you need to call them, they just want you to call so they can lie and hassle you in to staying. If they really want you to inform them they could have provided an email address, but they don't, for a very good reason....0
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Hopelessly Addicted I was initially offered the same price as I pay now by two different people. I declined. I then got through to the loyalty department who knocked my bill down by £9 (after the price increase) and I didn’t even have to argue. They found that deal instantly.DMP Started June 20160
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What number was this loyalty department ??0
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From bt.athome@ecomm.bt.com with date stamp and time on email. Received by me with this info attached,
If you want to leave and you're within your minimum contract term, you'll need to call us within 30 days from the date of this email to avoid paying a charge for leaving early. You'll need to give us 30 days' notice to leave (or 14 days if you're switching to a new provider). We won't charge you for any increase in price during that time.
Thank you for choosing us !!!8211; and we hope you continue to get the best out of our services.
Julie Etheridge
Director
Customer Care
Is there any stipulation as to how long after you've told bt your leaving to new provider ? :beer:There are more questions than answers :shhh: :silenced:WARNING ! May go silent for unfriendly repliesPlease excuse me Spell it MOST times:A UK Resident :A0 -
0800 028 3098DMP Started June 20160
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make_the_change wrote: »Hopelessly Addicted I was initially offered the same price as I pay now by two different people. I declined. I then got through to the loyalty department who knocked my bill down by £9 (after the price increase) and I didn’t even have to argue. They found that deal instantly.0
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Is there any stipulation as to how long after you've told bt your leaving to new provider ? :beer:
You'll need to give us 30 days' notice to leave (or 14 days if you're switching to a new provider
As i understand it > free get out ends 30 days after notification to BT . Thats what i was told on three previous price rise letters/ called0 -
I`ve been paying £25 pcm (£15 Super fast BB & £10 BT Sports), I called to find out it would increase to £27.
I asked if there was anything we could do, ended up signing up to another 18 month contract with a discounted price to £22 pcm.
Happy with that, hope that helps someone.3.975 kWp System, South facing, 21 degree pitch, 15 x Canadian Solar Elps, Samil Inverter, location NE Scotland (Fraserburgh) Bring on the Sun :beer:0
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