BT Broadband Self-Install Special Offer

For all BT Broadband orders received between 1st August and 30th
September 2003 inclusive, with an Operational Service Date of no later
than 31st October 2003, Customers will be entitled to free connection
and one month's free BT Broadband standard rental (£28.00 inc.VAT).

Customers will be eligible for the Special Offer price if their order is
received and accepted by BT on or before 30th September 2003, provided
the Customer Requirement Date (CRD) is before 31st October 2003.

Special Conditions:

1) If BT accepts an order under this Special Offer and is unable to
provide BT Broadband service before 31st October 2003, this Special
Offer will remain valid in respect of that order, provided the order is
placed and accepted by BT on or before 30th September 2003.

2) Any home movers who apply apply for service during the Special Offer
period, will be entitled to the Special Offer price.

3) BT Broadband exclusions apply. Should Customers wish to acquire BT
Broadband, they will have to acquire a BT `PSTN single line' and pay the
relevant conversion charges where appropriate

http://www.serviceview.bt.com/list/n...ice03/2138.htm

Regards
Sunil

On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 11:41:59 +0100, "Sunil Sood"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>For all BT Broadband orders received between 1st August and 30th
>September 2003 inclusive, with an Operational Service Date of no later
>than 31st October 2003, Customers will be entitled to free connection
>and one month's free BT Broadband standard rental (£28.00 inc.VAT).
>
And its still appalingly overpriced for a cut down service.

Andrew.

<aep@nospam writeme.com> wrote in message
news(E-Mail Removed)...
> On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 11:41:59 +0100, "Sunil Sood"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

< snipped overpriced advertisement >


> And its still appalingly overpriced for a cut down service.
>
> Andrew.

Agreed Andrew

28 quid just because its got the name "BT" and the uninitiated of us that do
not understand ADSL will flock to BT thinking its a BT line so they need BT
ADSL. I wish BT would advertise the fact that people do not need to got
with BT just because its a BT line.

Lee

<aep@nospam writeme.com> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 21:59:31 +0100, "Lee Horan"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >28 quid just because its got the name "BT" and the uninitiated of us that
do
> >not understand ADSL will flock to BT thinking its a BT line so they need
BT
> >ADSL. I wish BT would advertise the fact that people do not need to got
> >with BT just because its a BT line.
> >
> While I agree its generally misleading, it is a free market and there
> is nothing stopping the other ISP's advertising the fact themselves.
> You would hardly expect BA to tell people that they can get better
> value flights from Easyjet.
>
> Andrew.

True....

saying that I think everyone even some tibetan in the remote reaches of the
mountains has had to have seen one of the easyjet posters in their lifetime
;o)

Lee