hope you guys dont ming me asking but........

hope you guys dont mind me asking but how much do you pay for your your broadband/calls ect. i keep getting phone calls off of other internet providers and they offer me there broadband its something like �20 a month and i jyst look at my bills and i am paying �54 amonth.
are all yours around this price too?


edit- im on option 3 btw

Edited by deleted (Mon 04-Aug-08 20:42:43)

Option 3 and Vision is free for me, if it weren't, I'd be elsewhere.

It is not Talk Talk is it?

If you don't use the net a lot then Talk Talk will be ok, but they do have problems, lots of them. TBH, I would not touch Talk Talk with a barge pole, but then I said that about BT.


I don't have calls from BT, my Broadband cost my �35, that also includes my mobile hone as it is Bt anywhere package. My phone supplier charges me �18 for anytime calls.


If it is Talk Talk, lok carefully on what you are getting for your �20 and remember that they will take you off the BT system, and onto their own network, which if you wanted to come back to a BT system in the future, could cost you money.

What is bringing the cost up to �54?
The way I see it you can have BT line rental at �10.50, BT Anytime call package at �4.95 and Option 3 broadband at �25 so that's �40 near as makes no difference.
Do you make lots of calls to mobiles or overseas? That would bring your bill up but I don't think the TT offer includes calls to mobiles either.

Regards,
Steve

You need to look very carefully at

a) What you are currently paying for within that bill. I'm guessing that's line rental, broadband, calls, the whole lot.

b) What the *other* providers are offering - most of those offers will be for Broadband ONLY, and you'll still have to pay line rental and calls on top (in most cases, some do provide bundles, TT is one of these).

It's a very competitive market, and you can often save money by just calling up your existing supplier and moaning about the cost...

A good place to compare offers is www.moneysavingexpert.com (not a comparison site!), and read up the articles there. Bear in mind though, that Mr. Lewis' prime focus is on price above all else, you may want to then read up on the quality of the cheapest products before making your decision.