If they actually agree it in writing, then I will talk to them about starting the FTTP process first. No issue about losing email - never used and PN send to a .ME address. Ultimately, all that is wanted is to avoid early termination charges - about 12 months worth.

MY own VoIP provider says around 4-5 days, but can be a little longer or shorter. Last time, BT rejected the ttransfer for some rather odd reason about "number origin" and that was about 2 weeks, then tried the same again and it was about 2 days.

In reply to a post by candlerb:

Once the number port has taken place, the PSTN should be terminated immediately, along with the

You left us all wondering what the rest of the sentence is

Edited by deleted (Tue 28-Jun-22 19:53:36)

Sorry, forum says it's too late to edit now! I meant along with the attached broadband service.

In reply to a post by candlerb:

Sorry, forum says it's too late to edit now! I meant along with the attached broadband service.

No worries, my post was just a bit of fun

I got them down to £41.50

I got a first "offer" of £43 for 500 so it suggests there is a little negotiation room. In this case it will be 145Mbps service, probably, which is £33.