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(deleted) Sat 23-Aug-14 20:08:53
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Re: BT price going up might trigger PN next


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Standard User therioman
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:04:20
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Re: BT price going up might trigger PN next


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If you've cancelled due to the terms change, you shouldn't lose any of your LRS - BT would be obliged to refund pro-rata that too - you only lose your LRS if you move by your own choice, not by detrimental terms changes.


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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:30:43
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Well, I am still not happy when my LRS go up next year with Plusnet. As I signed agreement two years contract with the same broadband/phone monthly cost. As I am not paying anymore than that! End of. If PN decide we will rise our line rental in September and again in 2015, then I will be off to somewhere else.
Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:32:32
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In reply to a post by therioman:
If you've cancelled due to the terms change, you shouldn't lose any of your LRS - BT would be obliged to refund pro-rata that too - you only lose your LRS if you move by your own choice, not by detrimental terms changes.


Plusnet don't care. They say to me "You will lose all your LRS if you want to move to other isp because of line rental increase but your LRS isnt affect by the rise until next year" but that's NOT the only point. I rather keep my LRS for at least two years to remain £14.50 per month not £15.95 per month.

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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:41:01
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I should have stayed with BT as a line rental (because no ones told me about BT Basic £15.40 every 3 months including £4.50 calls) as I was on the Employment Support Allowance on the support group. If I knew this, I wouldn't move to Plusnet but hang on, why isn't Plusnet not doing Plusnet Basic £15.40 every 3 months including £4.50 calls?

I better give Plusnet a call on Tuesday.
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:44:36
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Because PlusNet is not subject to the same USO obligations as BT

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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:46:45
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In that case after my LRS had expired, I will move my line back to BT and get BT Basic. But it NOT nice if Plusnet push FTTC charge of £2.50 extra without a phone with them. I will tell Ofcom to stop this as I felt it isn't fair.
Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Sat 23-Aug-14 21:49:58
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You can run Plusnet FTTC and VM 152Mbps?

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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Sat 23-Aug-14 22:07:24
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In reply to a post by RobertoS:
You can run Plusnet FTTC and VM 152Mbps?


I don't have VM 152 anymore as I left them last February

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