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      05-11-2004, 11:48 AM

Just in case anyone missed this. (Can't see it here.) Who says BT
doesn't give a flying f***?



May 10, 2004

BT's broadband take-up set to take off with special flights offer

BT's broadband take-up set to take off with special flights offer
BT is set to leave competitors grounded with its latest broadband
offer - fantastic flight offer to the US or Europe for all new
consumer Broadband customers.

Customers signing up to any of the Broadband from BT family of
consumer products in the next six weeks can get a return flight to a
host of popular holiday destinations - Amsterdam, Barcelona, Brussels,
Nice, Paris, Prague, Atlanta, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.

The tickets take the form of a flight voucher which customers can
either redeem themselves, or pass on to a friend or family member.

But customers have got to move fast. This deal is available for a
limited time only - from May 10 to June 20, 2004.

Duncan Ingram, managing director, BT Openworld, said: "This is yet
another example of BT taking the lead in the market to drive broadband
uptake and make Broadband Britain a reality.

"We think it is a fantastic deal for our customers and one that we
feel will entice customers to BT instead of our competitors.

"For anybody who may have been recently thinking about installing
broadband in their home, now is the time. Broadband from BT is more
than just about speed, it's about the ability to download and share
music, videos, films, play games online with friends across the world
and build both national and international communities. There's a world
of possibilities out there. The flight offer is just the icing on the
cake."

BT's broadband products start from as little as £19.99 per month for
the BT Broadband Basic package.

More information is available on www.bt.com or via the dedicated
hotline on 0800 800 060.

For more information contact;
Jon Carter, BT Press Office, Phone: 020 7356 4523

Notes to Editors:

Customers who purchase a Broadband from BT product during the offer
period will be eligible for one return flight to specified USA &
European destinations subject to availability.

Offer opens May 10th, 2004 and closes at midnight on Sunday June
20th, 2004.

The following Broadband from BT products are eligible; BT Broadband
Basic, BT Broadband, BT Yahoo! Broadband, BT Broadband 1Mb, BT Yahoo!
Broadband 1Mb. Upgrades/downgrades between products are not eligible
for the flight offer.

Customers can fly out of the following mainland airports; Heathrow,
Gatwick, Manchester & Stansted, and can fly to the following
destinations; Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Nice, Barcelona, Prague,
Atlanta, Boston, Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York. Flights to the
US are not permitted in July/August. Customers can purchase another
flight at the discounted rate of £219/£88 (US/Europe respectively)
return. Anyone else in the party will need to pay the full ticket
price on the day of booking. Selected airlines may include: BMI,
British Airways, Air France, KLM, easyJet.

Customers must pay for airport tax, hotel accommodation, car rental,
regional flight transfers and travel insurance. The offer is
transferable - the voucher being given to a friend or family member.

About BT
BT Group plc is the listed holding company for an integrated group of
businesses providing voice, data and video services in the UK and
elsewhere in Europe. British Telecommunications plc, a wholly-owned
subsidiary of BT Group, holds virtually all businesses and assets of
the BT group.

BT is one of Europe's leading providers of telecommunications
services. Its principal activities include local, national and
international telecommunications services, higher-value broadband and
internet products and services, and IT solutions. In the UK, BT
serves over 20 million business and residential customers with more
than 29 million exchange lines, as well as providing network services
to other licensed operators.

BT consists principally of three lines of business:

BT Retail, serving businesses and residential customers and including
BT Openworld, one of the UK's leading ISPs.

BT Wholesale, providing network services and solutions within the UK,
including ADSL, conveyance, transit, bulk delivery of private
circuits, frame relay and ISDN connections.

BT Global Services, BT's managed services and solutions provider,
serving multi-site organisations worldwide. Its core target market is
the top 10,000 global multi-site organisations with European
operations.

There are a number of other businesses within the BT group, including
BT Exact, an internationally renowned centre of excellence in IT and
networking technologies. It is also BT's technology and research and
development business.

In the year ended 31 March 2003, BT's turnover was £18,727m. with
profit before taxation, goodwill, exceptional items of £1,829m.
For more information, visit www.bt.com


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Andy M Jenkins
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      05-11-2004, 12:38 PM
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> Just in case anyone missed this. (Can't see it here.) Who says BT
> doesn't give a flying f***?


> snip <


Hi Ken,

I guess you dont read the posts I make to this group entitled "[uk-bug]
News ... " then

> Michael Kenward Words for sale


How much

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      05-12-2004, 06:07 PM
On Tue, 11 May 2004 13:38:39 +0100, Andy M Jenkins
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>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> Just in case anyone missed this. (Can't see it here.) Who says BT
>> doesn't give a flying f***?

>
> > snip <

>
>Hi Ken,
>
>I guess you dont read the posts I make to this group entitled "[uk-bug]
>News ... " then
>
>> Michael Kenward Words for sale

>
>How much



No. I prefer subjects to mean something. People can then see what is
happening.

Something with that sort of prefix tends to get overlooked.

How much? You couldn't afford it.

MK






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