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Quote: Originally Posted by mrbrush The BT offer maybe free but your tied in for 18 month with little option to swap broadband providers. I guess some people out there just want a bt line and then be able to choose there own deal without a financial penalty for swapping. ? With a BT landline, you can opt for any ADSL broadband provider.

Hi Gerbera, Heinz has hit the nail on the head. Call charges have not increased to 0844**** and I apologise if you were told otherwise by a member of BT staff. If you would like me to check out a particular number then please email me btcare@bt.com with your details and I'll be happy to advise you and everyone here of the price. Regards, Jon.

Why don't you just report a line fault? BT will then run the remote tests to see if there's a visible problem. They only charge if they come out and the fault is downstream of the master socket. If you are testing from the first incoming socket and there is no NTE5, it must be a problem on their side of the netrwork I assume you have tried another handset? Changing your provider won't help, as the fault will still be there!

Quote: Originally Posted by bennyong To those who are new to the services, I find the above helpful! It explains how the calls are billed! Looks like the per minute rate advertised are accurate but the BT charges increases the grand total. However, it still works out cheaper than calling on BT directly! Full explaination at XXXXXXXXXXX Hope it helps! SPAM SPAM GLORIOUS SPAM Benny is trying to promote his own biz.He conveniently forgets to...

And when you email BT ask them NEVER ever to phone you under any circumstances to do with sales, services or anything else not directly important to your account (eg a problem). And also not to pass your number to any organisation other than the law might permit. I asked BT never to phone me 10 years ago and they never have since.

Getting your local paper involved seems to work wonders. http://www.warringtonguardian.co.uk/...o_Lymm_roofer/

It's called an 'off hook fault' & is in the exchange.

Is it just your telephone you want to transfer, or are you also looking at getting Sky TV? I got a good offer from Sky a few weeks ago where they offered to do my BT Line free of charge. I'd still have a £69 setup fee for their services (TV, Broadband and Telephone), and I was looking to get their top package at £80ish per month (still am, especially now Virgin Media have agreed not to penalise me for leaving before my contract...

Quote: Originally Posted by Troubleatmill Can anyone advise what voltage/ ampage the power supply says. 12.0 V, 200 mA.

Hi all, I'm hopefully going to be moving into my first house in the next few weeks so was wondering who to go with for phone, broadband etc. I currently have a recordable digi box but may be looking to upgrade to sky at some point. I do not use a landline phone at all - free mins on mobile - but need a line for broadband. Use alot of broadband and need an unlimited download limit. So, should i go with a combo package, individuals? Any...