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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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If it's a line fault then it could... unless you are on FTTP (i.e. fibre to the premises).
Yes all providers will bill you if it's your responsibility - should be straightforward to test/prove.
Yes all providers will bill you if it's your responsibility - should be straightforward to test/prove.
[s]Hmmm...[/s] 
Hmmm... wrote:
pb wrote:
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.
I would still get that investigated pb.
If it's a line fault rather than your phone equipment then it could still be causing performance issues on your xDSL connection!
Shouldn't affect my fibre connection. Problem is if it turns out to be an internal issue and then it's £100+
pb wrote:
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.
I would still get that investigated pb.
If it's a line fault rather than your phone equipment then it could still be causing performance issues on your xDSL connection!
[s]Hmmm...[/s][/i]Shouldn't affect my fibre connection. Problem is if it turns out to be an internal issue and then it's £100+
pb wrote:
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.[/i]
I would still get that investigated pb.
If it's a line fault rather than your phone equipment then it could still be causing performance issues on your xDSL connection!
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.[/i]
I would still get that investigated pb.
If it's a line fault rather than your phone equipment then it could still be causing performance issues on your xDSL connection!
[s]Hmmm...[/s] 
pb wrote:
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.
Seems like a good reason to try it then. Cheaper, and no long term contracts, what's to lose?
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.
Seems like a good reason to try it then. Cheaper, and no long term contracts, what's to lose?
chasfh wrote:
pb wrote:
[i]Eccles wrote:
[i]You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
Interesting.[/i]
Compared to most companies at £17.50 pm for line rental, it's a bit more than interesting...
Can't remember the last time I actually made a call from my landline. My mobile is always at hand, so I tend to use that instead.[/i]
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.
pb wrote:
[i]Eccles wrote:
[i]You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
Interesting.[/i]
Compared to most companies at £17.50 pm for line rental, it's a bit more than interesting...
Can't remember the last time I actually made a call from my landline. My mobile is always at hand, so I tend to use that instead.[/i]
Our landline has been broken (will call out but doesn't ring and has issues with incoming calls) but we don't use it.
pb wrote:
Eccles wrote:
[i]You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
Interesting.[/i]
Compared to most companies at £17.50 pm for line rental, it's a bit more than interesting...
Can't remember the last time I actually made a call from my landline. My mobile is always at hand, so I tend to use that instead.
Eccles wrote:
[i]You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
Interesting.[/i]
Compared to most companies at £17.50 pm for line rental, it's a bit more than interesting...
Can't remember the last time I actually made a call from my landline. My mobile is always at hand, so I tend to use that instead.
Eccles wrote:
You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
Interesting.
You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
Interesting.
You can have this for fibre. So just £9.98 + the fibre tariff cost.
chasfh wrote:
So, broadband only line rental then...
just gone "live" on our site, if any of you find yourselves in the position of maintaining a landline purely for your internet connection.
A good, cheap way of doing it. No call packages, no frills or "extras", just line rental with incoming calls and emergency calls for £9.98 per month.
Somewhat cheaper than BT's cheapest...
LINE RENTAL
Just hoping someone does this for fibre.
So, broadband only line rental then...
just gone "live" on our site, if any of you find yourselves in the position of maintaining a landline purely for your internet connection.
A good, cheap way of doing it. No call packages, no frills or "extras", just line rental with incoming calls and emergency calls for £9.98 per month.
Somewhat cheaper than BT's cheapest...
LINE RENTAL
Just hoping someone does this for fibre.
So, broadband only line rental then...
just gone "live" on our site, if any of you find yourselves in the position of maintaining a landline purely for your internet connection.
A good, cheap way of doing it. No call packages, no frills or "extras", just line rental with incoming calls and emergency calls for £9.98 per month.
Somewhat cheaper than BT's cheapest...
LINE RENTAL
just gone "live" on our site, if any of you find yourselves in the position of maintaining a landline purely for your internet connection.
A good, cheap way of doing it. No call packages, no frills or "extras", just line rental with incoming calls and emergency calls for £9.98 per month.
Somewhat cheaper than BT's cheapest...
LINE RENTAL
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