BT Phone line

I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
wall)

A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
subject to 3 month minimum term.


Is this still the case?

Darren

Daz wrote:
> I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the
> previous tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is
> a box on the wall)
>
> A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you
> were subject to 3 month minimum term.
>
>
> Is this still the case?
>
> Darren

Daz,

Have a look on the bt.com website for information at this link:

http://tinyurl.com/4dxxxf


Which is:

http://bt.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/bt.cf...p_cats=345,349

"Daz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:cgkTj.108590$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
> tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
> wall)
>
> A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
> subject to 3 month minimum term.
>
>
> Is this still the case?
>
> Darren
They will ask for money.
Get Prices and connection times from the Cable firm as well.
Try to get BT then to beat the cable company. Tell them if they want you as
customer it as to be free.
Mind you they are in India and hard to understand.

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Regards,
David

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On Sun, 04 May 2008 15:04:40 GMT, "Daz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
>tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
>wall)
>
>A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
>subject to 3 month minimum term.
>
>
>Is this still the case?
>
>Darren
>


No, that was a few years ago

Daz wrote:
> I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
> tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
> wall)
> A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
> subject to 3 month minimum term.
> Is this still the case?

No, it's 12 months minimum contract now.

The good news is they will give you "free" evening and weekend calls
"free" for that.

The bad news is you can't use any of the combined bb+calls packages from
other suppliers.

Owain

Daz [(E-Mail Removed)] said:
> I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
> tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
> wall)
>
> A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
> subject to 3 month minimum term.
>
>
> Is this still the case?
>
> Darren
>
>
>

Two years ago - wire had been disconnected, coiled up and and left at
the top of the telegraph pole. They reconnected me for free, subject to
a 12 month minimum term.

Owain wrote:
> Daz wrote:
>> I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the
>> previous tenants (the line is still physically connected and there
>> is a box on the wall)
>> A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you
>> were subject to 3 month minimum term.
>> Is this still the case?
>
> No, it's 12 months minimum contract now.
>
> The good news is they will give you "free" evening and weekend calls
> "free" for that.

Not entirely free. It's about 5p for an evening call up to an hour unless
you subscribe to a higher package.

(kim)

Daz wrote:

> I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
> tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
> wall)
>
> A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
> subject to 3 month minimum term.
>
> Is this still the case?

Last time I checked they wanted £100+ (same as a new line) but if you're a
current BT customer I expect they'll transfer you.

Graham

Owain wrote:

> Daz wrote:
> > I am moving into a property with a disconnected BT line from the previous
> > tenants (the line is still physically connected and there is a box on the
> > wall)
> > A few years ago, when this was the case, connection was free and you were
> > subject to 3 month minimum term.
> > Is this still the case?
>
> No, it's 12 months minimum contract now.
>
> The good news is they will give you "free" evening and weekend calls
> "free" for that.
>
> The bad news is you can't use any of the combined bb+calls packages from
> other suppliers.

Use 1866 or 18185.com

Graham

> Try to get BT then to beat the cable company. Tell them if they want you
> as customer it as to be free.
> Mind you they are in India and hard to understand.


Mmm. Quite.
--
Graham

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