TalkTalk renewal deals

TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to renew by
broadband contract which expires this month.

Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I push
for?

I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the last 4
years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb for £7 (inc
calling package).

TIA

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"Andy Pandy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to renew by
> broadband contract which expires this month.
>
> Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I push for?
>
> I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the last 4
> years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb for £7 (inc
> calling package).

Push for them to let you go so you can join a decent ISP.

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"Brian Gregory [UK]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Andy Pandy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to renew
>> by broadband contract which expires this month.
>>
>> Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I
>> push for?
>>
>> I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the
>> last 4 years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb
>> for £7 (inc calling package).
>
> Push for them to let you go so you can join a decent ISP.

Tell me which ISP can give me 40GB of trouble-free broadband for £7 a
month and I will.

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Andy

Andy Pandy wrote:
> TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to renew by
> broadband contract which expires this month.
>
> Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I push
> for?
>
> I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the last 4
> years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb for £7 (inc
> calling package).

Does that inlcude line-rental?

(kim)

"kim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Andy Pandy wrote:
>> TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to renew
>> by
>> broadband contract which expires this month.
>>
>> Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I
>> push
>> for?
>>
>> I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the
>> last 4
>> years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb for £7
>> (inc
>> calling package).
>
> Does that inlcude line-rental?

No. Line rental is about £12 a month so total is £19.

But still don't think there are any better deals for 40GB plus call
package (inc offpeak landline calls and local calls 24/7). Or are
there?

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Andy

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Andy Pandy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "kim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Andy Pandy wrote:
>>> TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to renew by
>>> broadband contract which expires this month.
>>>>> Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I
>>> push
>>> for?
>>>
>>> I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the last 4
>>> years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb for £7 (inc
>>> calling package).
>>
>> Does that inlcude line-rental?
>
> No. Line rental is about £12 a month so total is £19.
>
> But still don't think there are any better deals for 40GB plus call
> package (inc offpeak landline calls and local calls 24/7). Or are there?
>
> --
> Andy
>
>

o2 Home broadband (unlimited)+ phone line rental + evening calles package
comes in at £21.95 a month if you are an o2 mobile customer. You can use a
PAYG sim to become a mobile customer and top the sim up £10 every three
months.

o2's network is MUCH better than Talktalks....

Paul

>
> o2 Home broadband (unlimited)+ phone line rental + evening calles
> package comes in at £21.95 a month if you are an o2 mobile customer. You
> can use a PAYG sim to become a mobile customer and top the sim up £10
> every three months.
>
> o2's network is MUCH better than Talktalks....
>
> Paul
>
>

How so...............

But TalkTalk were one of the only ISPs not to get caught up in the ACS
Law speculative invoicing saga and subsequent leak of customer
infomation. I trust TalkTalk to look after my data.

"Lucky13" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> >
>> o2 Home broadband (unlimited)+ phone line rental + evening calles
>> package comes in at £21.95 a month if you are an o2 mobile customer. You
>> can use a PAYG sim to become a mobile customer and top the sim up £10
>> every three months.
>>
>> o2's network is MUCH better than Talktalks....
>>
>> Paul
>>
>>
>
> How so...............
>
> But TalkTalk were one of the only ISPs not to get caught up in the ACS Law
> speculative invoicing saga and subsequent leak of customer infomation. I
> trust TalkTalk to look after my data.

Presumably when ACS rang TalkTalk they found it impossible to communicate
what they wanted to the Asian call centre and gave up.

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Brian Gregory. (In the UK)
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?"Lucky13" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>
>> o2 Home broadband (unlimited)+ phone line rental + evening calles
>> package comes in at £21.95 a month if you are an o2 mobile customer. You
>> can use a PAYG sim to become a mobile customer and top the sim up £10
>> every three months.
>>
>> o2's network is MUCH better than Talktalks....
>>
>> Paul
>>
>>
>
> How so...............
>

My own experience and that of others.......


http://www.thinkbroadband.com/isp/co...commit=Compare

Paul

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> Andy Pandy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> "kim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> Andy Pandy wrote:
>>>> TalkTalk have been trying to contact me, almost certainly to
>>>> renew by
>>>> broadband contract which expires this month.
>>>>>> Anyone know what renewal deals they are offering? What should I
>>>> push
>>>> for?
>>>>
>>>> I will be renewing as their service has been very good over the
>>>> last 4
>>>> years (despite what some say), and nobody else offers 40Gb for £7
>>>> (inc
>>>> calling package).
>>>
>>> Does that inlcude line-rental?
>>
>> No. Line rental is about £12 a month so total is £19.
>>
>> But still don't think there are any better deals for 40GB plus call
>> package (inc offpeak landline calls and local calls 24/7). Or are
>> there?
>>
>
> o2 Home broadband (unlimited)+ phone line rental + evening calles
> package comes in at £21.95 a month if you are an o2 mobile customer.
> You can use a PAYG sim to become a mobile customer and top the sim
> up £10 every three months.
>
> o2's network is MUCH better than Talktalks....

Not IME - my sister has O2 and she's always whinging about it.

Might be a regional thing, but I've had no problems with my TT
broadband, except for a problem inside the house which they fixed for
free! So there's no question of switching to a more expensive
supplier.

Thanks anyway.

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Andy