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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 17-Feb-09 19:08:03
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Increase in charges for going over limit.


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I've just has an email from BT stating the changes in the Fair Usage Terms from April 1st. See http://online.btbroadbandteam.com/servic...
The charge is increasing from 58p per GB to £1.........an increase of over 72%!
Why such an exorbitant increase I wonder when things are supposedly so tight in the financial world.

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(deleted) Tue 17-Feb-09 19:09:59
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit. *DELETED*


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(deleted) Tue 17-Feb-09 19:42:52
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit.


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Just remove the . at the end, after html e.g. http://online.btbroadbandteam.com/servic...


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Standard User zyborg47
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 17-Feb-09 19:56:55
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit.


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Thankfully I am on BT anywhere, so I have the same as option 3. If I had option 1 or 2 and they sent me that letter, then I would tell them to stick it and go elsewhere.

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(deleted) Tue 17-Feb-09 20:13:50
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit.


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Thanks Rogan8. Never knew that.
Standard User prycop
(member) Tue 17-Feb-09 21:12:39
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit.


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Hi,
I'm on Option 2, no email yet.
Is this a change in terms and conditions that's severe enough to get out of a BT contract?
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 18-Feb-09 09:00:09
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit.


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Option 2 get an extra 5GB a month free, so could be argued whether to your detriment, particularly as Option 3 is available

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Standard User pingu2000
(newbie) Fri 20-Feb-09 17:37:48
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Re: Increase in charges for going over limit.


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and what about Option 1 customers?
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Sat 21-Feb-09 12:49:00
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Only way to know for sure is for someone to use it to get out of their contract, suspect if it came to negotiations in court, it would boil down to whether you were a regular user of extra usage

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