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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Manchester, UK
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BT Line - Minimum Contract?
My brother is just about to get a BT line activated in his house (there was one there previously) but would like to get on to TalkTalk ASAP (Don't ask).
When my friend had to get a line activated for Homechoice, BT said there'd be a 3 month minimum contract before he could move anywhere else with the option of paying a £33 fee to get away sooner but Homechoice actually said they'd absorb the Line Rental fee for the first 3 months in order to get him on the books there and then. Do BT still insist on 3 months line rental for new activations? |
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: NE Essex,6½m SSW of Sudbury TX
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Cable
Do BT still insist on 3 months line rental for new activations?
Not a good idea IMHO. |
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Buggers.... Thanks Heinz.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Heinz
12 months for new installations
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Sounds like a good omen to avoid the useless TalkTalk.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Cable
Do BT still insist on 3 months line rental for new activations?
It is £13 if cancelling in the first month, £8 if cancelling in the second months and 14 days rental if cancelling in the third or subsequent months. |
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