BT fusion

Do you get free weekend and evening calls with bt fusion as you do wiyh
broadband talk
Can you use bt fusion and broadband talk on the same bt home hub

Alan

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On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 16:28:16 GMT, (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

>Do you get free weekend and evening calls with bt fusion as you do wiyh
>broadband talk
>Can you use bt fusion and broadband talk on the same bt home hub

Yes. My BT Fusion thinger plugs into one USB port on the HomeHub and
one ethernet port. I assume the ethernet for networking gubbins and
USB for the power. The Hub Phone goes elsewhere.
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> Do you get free weekend and evening calls with bt fusion as you do wiyh
> broadband talk

No, as far as I'm aware, you don't get free evening and weekend calls. What
you do get is that for every call made within range of your wireless router
(or a BT Openzone WiFi HotSpot), that call goes via the broadband connection
and you can actually talk for 4 minutes but you only use up 1 of your
inclusive minutes.

> Can you use bt fusion and broadband talk on the same bt home hub

Yes. Best of all (because I hate those ugly BT HomeHub things) is that BT
Fusion doesn't need a BT HomeHub to work. The Fusion handsets are
WiFi-enabled (earlier Fusion mobile phones were just BlueTooth, but modern
ones are WiFi - in fact, the Motorola A910 phones we've just got have both
Bluetooth and WiFi) and so work with any wireless router. Ours are working
faultlessly with my Linksys WAG54GS.

John.

On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 20:06:12 +0100, "John" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>> Do you get free weekend and evening calls with bt fusion as you do wiyh
>> broadband talk
>
>No, as far as I'm aware, you don't get free evening and weekend calls. What
>you do get is that for every call made within range of your wireless router
>(or a BT Openzone WiFi HotSpot), that call goes via the broadband connection
>and you can actually talk for 4 minutes but you only use up 1 of your
>inclusive minutes.

<bzzt> Wrong answer.

It all depends on what BT Fusion plan you're on. Any calls I make on
my mobile routed via Broadband cost the same as they would from my
land line, ie. free in the evening and weekends up to 50 minutes in
duration, yada yada.

>> Can you use bt fusion and broadband talk on the same bt home hub
>
>Yes. Best of all (because I hate those ugly BT HomeHub things) is that BT
>Fusion doesn't need a BT HomeHub to work. The Fusion handsets are
>WiFi-enabled (earlier Fusion mobile phones were just BlueTooth, but modern
>ones are WiFi - in fact, the Motorola A910 phones we've just got have both
>Bluetooth and WiFi) and so work with any wireless router. Ours are working
>faultlessly with my Linksys WAG54GS.

I'm not sure about the BT Wireless Hotspot thing, but it would be a
good idea. My RAZR v3b uses just Bluetooth but it would be nice if it
used WiFi. I'll have to see what BT Fusion say about their upgrades.
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