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Join Date: Nov 2003
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New BT landline cost
Moving into a new property and want a land line the cost for this is £124.99 installation fee?
Any tips or discounts available, anyone is aware of to get this price reduced? |
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If you aren't happy to pay the charge why not shop around and get another CP to place the order via Openreach that charge a lower price?
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If you aren't happy to pay the charge why not shop around and get another CP to place the order via Openreach that charge a lower price?
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: NE Essex,6½m SSW of Sudbury TX
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What are CP and which ones will set up up a landline at reduced cost
Your problem is, most won't because it involves them putting money up front (as you'll have to). BT doesn't have that option, it has to install even though the £124.99 they'd pass on to you is £80 or so less than they'll have to pay Openreach. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Belfast, N.Ireland
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is it a new build? Of so chances are you will have to pay it.
If not - you may not have to. In middle of getting connected in my new place and they said there will be no fee. |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Scotland
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Anyone got a number for BT (new installations)?
I signed up for a new landline last Tuesday and haven't heard anything, despite chasing up via website and no phone numbe r for them online. Thanks, Martin |
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