TV, Phone and Broadband "bundles" any suggestions
20 January 2008, 09:46 PM
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TV, Phone and Broadband "bundles" any suggestions
We want to get all three installed shortly but cant decide who to go for, there currently is a phone line installed (but unconnected).
Any good/bad experiences with any of the main companies, or recommendations?
Cheers
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Any good/bad experiences with any of the main companies, or recommendations?
Cheers
Cookie
20 January 2008, 09:58 PM
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Im on Orange.
With a £30 contract or above you get your home phone and 8mg BB for £15 a month.
Suits me fine. Run a few PC's off it, get lots of free calls and a free second line.
With a £30 contract or above you get your home phone and 8mg BB for £15 a month.
Suits me fine. Run a few PC's off it, get lots of free calls and a free second line.
20 January 2008, 10:44 PM
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Do not go for Virgin Media mate!
If there's one bad choice I've made in the whole 26 years of my life, choosing them was the biggest so far!
Complete and utter trollop, customer service to match!
If there's one bad choice I've made in the whole 26 years of my life, choosing them was the biggest so far!
Complete and utter trollop, customer service to match!
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Any package now will be be beaten soon. Keeping up with the best deal is a full time job.
I've changed about that often I've no idea who I'm with now.
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I think without a phone number you can't test if you are in the zone on their website. It's been highlighted on here only this week, from memory. Some chap signed up to the bundle and then had his phone line fitted to find it wasn't offered where he lived. Broadband is then offered on it's own at £17/month.
Make sure first.
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Im guessing your not already on an Orange mobile plan? If you were, it would be the cheapest option
Not all ISP's can work through all exchanges yet, something like that.
Not all ISP's can work through all exchanges yet, something like that.
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I have Sky but not the 'bundle' it doesn't come out to villages as a rule.
I think without a phone number you can't test if you are in the zone on their website. It's been highlighted on here only this week, from memory. Some chap signed up to the bundle and then had his phone line fitted to find it wasn't offered where he lived. Broadband is then offered on it's own at £17/month.
Make sure first.
I think without a phone number you can't test if you are in the zone on their website. It's been highlighted on here only this week, from memory. Some chap signed up to the bundle and then had his phone line fitted to find it wasn't offered where he lived. Broadband is then offered on it's own at £17/month.
Make sure first.
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