BT Broadband with anytime telephone?

Cant seem to find anytime phone and broadband in their options
anymore, have moved my phone back to option 3 with BT due to problems
with pipex and want an anytime phone package as I use the phone during
the day plus a small broadband package 2 gb is more than enough.

If I stay on option 3 and go from a BT broadband package I am
duplicating the call package as they give free weekend and evening
calls - anyone resolved this or have I missed something on the BT
website if so please email me direct with the link, would be grateful
thanks.

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> Cant seem to find anytime phone and broadband in their options
> anymore, have moved my phone back to option 3 with BT due to problems
> with pipex and want an anytime phone package as I use the phone during
> the day plus a small broadband package 2 gb is more than enough.
>
> If I stay on option 3 and go from a BT broadband package I am
> duplicating the call package as they give free weekend and evening
> calls - anyone resolved this or have I missed something on the BT
> website if so please email me direct with the link, would be grateful
> thanks.

Not sure it's what you're looking for but have a look here:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...74&postcount=4

It's a sort of 7-step thing to reduce call costs and, by implementing this,
all my daytime calls now cost just a 5p set-up fee. You can be in a call for
10 hours or more and it won't cost you anything other than the 5p to set the
call up and zero pence per minute - evening and weekend calls free (up to 90
minutes then redial to start the free timer again).

John

"John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Not sure it's what you're looking for but have a look here:
>
> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...74&postcount=4
>
> It's a sort of 7-step thing to reduce call costs and, by implementing
> this, all my daytime calls now cost just a 5p set-up fee. You can be in a
> call for 10 hours or more and it won't cost you anything other than the 5p
> to set the call up and zero pence per minute - evening and weekend calls
> free (up to 90 minutes then redial to start the free timer again).
>
> John

Life's too feckin' short!

George

"George Weston" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Not sure it's what you're looking for but have a look here:
>>
>> http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...74&postcount=4
>>
>> It's a sort of 7-step thing to reduce call costs and, by implementing
>> this, all my daytime calls now cost just a 5p set-up fee. You can be in a
>> call for 10 hours or more and it won't cost you anything other than the
>> 5p to set the call up and zero pence per minute - evening and weekend
>> calls free (up to 90 minutes then redial to start the free timer again).
>>
>> John
>
> Life's too feckin' short!
>
> George

That's why I spent £20 on an Orchid Dialler. It works out which is the
cheapest route at whatever time of day and sends your calls by that route,
thereby saving me money and taking all the brainwork out of it - I just dial
the number I want and everything else is sorted out for me behind the scenes
)

John