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Standard User jelv
(knowledge is power) Thu 06-Aug-15 23:22:08
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Which phone rental


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Before moving my FTTC I need to consider change line rental. At present I'm on BT with Anytime. Whoever I choose I will need to continue to be on an Anytime package (01/02/03 calls only - don't need mobile or international).

Suggestions please. Pulse8 have been suggested elsewhere but they don't have an Anytime option. I was looking at the Post Office - are there any issues with having line rental with them and a BTw based FTTC connection?

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Standard User rscott
(member) Tue 11-Aug-15 15:55:53
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Shouldn't be an issue - I've got my line with Zen and ADSL broadband from A & A.

Zen might be worth considering for you? They have an inclusive package, plus don't have a call setup charge, which can make a big difference.
Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Tue 11-Aug-15 19:39:24
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Are you sure you need Anytime? I see BT is now £7.50pm. That 750 minutes of daytime use with Pulse8, with E & W 0.8ppm instead of 1ppm. Billed by the second not by the minute.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 11-Aug-15 20:02:17
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After over 40 years as a BT customer for line rental I recently moved to PO and pay £15 per month and it works ok. I've got a good mobile deal so only want the line for BB but I've got my ADSL with Timico.
I'm on a month contract so can leave anytime which is a bonus.
The PO Anytime call package is £5.75/m so cheaper than BT.
I have phoned them a few times and the phone is answered quickly by friendly people who know the answers.
It's not an overseas call centre so I recommend them.
There is a current offer of 3 months free rental with any call package which is worth £45
Standard User Apprentice
(knowledge is power) Sat 15-Aug-15 18:29:35
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Used to be with them for broadband both pre/post BT buyout and PN's mentoring tongue

http://www.madasafish.com/talk/

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 15-Aug-15 22:10:04
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Not any more frown
Here
Standard User Apprentice
(knowledge is power) Sun 16-Aug-15 10:43:47
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In reply to a post by Promod:
Not any more frown
Here

Looks like the new PN CEO has struck again, sadly I guess the writing was on the wall as the maaf products were never updated after PN took over.

https://web.archive.org/web/19991128184611/http://ma...

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Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Sun 16-Aug-15 14:51:32
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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 16-Aug-15 21:49:58
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Been with the PO for phone for years now and it just works, I want to change but no other will give me FREE mobile calls at weekends, even Post Office don't do it now
Standard User ionic
(fountain of knowledge) Wed 19-Aug-15 12:31:06
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Do you really need a call package on the phone line?
You could use A&A VOIP and take advantage of their pretty cheap no-calls line rental
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