BT introduce new Broadband Voice options

From the 1st July 2004, the current BT Broadband Voice tariff is to be
renamed "Broadband Voice - Evening and Weekend Plan" and a new option called
"Broadband Voice - Anytime Plan" is to be introduced.

As the "Evening and Weekend Plan" mimics BT Together Option 2 pricing, the
new "Broadband Voice - Anytime Plan" will follow BT Together Option 3's
pricing.(i.e. free landline calls all the time, up to 1 hour long)

In addition, BT Broadband (not BT Broadband Basic or BT Yahoo) customers
qualify for a permanent £1/month reduction in charges compared to other
customers.

The new tariff structure will be:

Broadband Voice - Evening and Weekend Plan
6.50
Broadband Voice - Evening and Weekend Plan with BT Broadband 5.50
Broadband Voice - Anytime Plan
14.00
Broadband Voice - Anytime Plan with BT Broadband 13.00

More details at
http://www.serviceview.bt.com/list/n...2132637108.htm

Regards
Sunil

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>,
Sunil Sood <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>In addition, BT Broadband (not BT Broadband Basic or BT Yahoo) customers
>qualify for a permanent £1/month reduction in charges compared to other
>customers.

Is BBV a service offering from BT Broadband?

If not, does this mean BT Wholesale has to offer a wholesale
IPStream/DataStream + VOIP tarrif?

Zane.

<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:3968r1-(E-Mail Removed)
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>,
> Sunil Sood <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> In addition, BT Broadband (not BT Broadband Basic or BT Yahoo)
>> customers qualify for a permanent £1/month reduction in charges
>> compared to other customers.
>
> Is BBV a service offering from BT Broadband?

I assume they are both considered "BT Retail" offerings not BT Wholesale
ones - BT Broadband certainly is.

> If not, does this mean BT Wholesale has to offer a wholesale
> IPStream/DataStream + VOIP tarrif?

Not if I am correct above..

Regards
Sunil