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FYI.. you can cancel a BT contract early if you pay a small cancellation charge (max £18) - depending on how long you have left to run on the BT contract Details 3/4 of the page down on http://www.serviceview.bt.com/list/c....boo/00023.htm under Cancellation Charge If anyone else wants to join Bulldog would they mind quoting my referral code when joining? Its bdol 87431 - just quote while ordering and send me a message so I can thank you! I'm afraid you don't get anything but with luck I might :) |
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In Dellwear's case he is technically connecting a "new line" (as BT have never served a customer there before) and on those contracts the minimum term is 12 months but you can cancel early per the url I posted Quote:
Finally depending on how much you plan to use your BT line ask for details of their standard/basic tariff - its cheaper than their Together ones if you don't use the phone much + comes with a call allowance (they no longer advertise it though - I wonder why :Pumpkin: (joke!)) |
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£1 discount if paying by direct debit - £9.50/month It includes a £2.15 call allowance (not £1.20) min effective line rental = 7.35/month All prices inc VAT etc (lol - I should work for BT - sad knowing all this off the top of my head!) Sadly you cant get the Low user tariff with adsl as you say.. you are not supposed to have it if you have a mobile or a line from someone else (NTL etc) (though they can't check afaik) Also you cant use those cheap dial 1xxxx international call companies with that tariff either as BT bar them the tariff is supposed to be for the "true" low users etc |
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I'd read the latest problems within the adslguide bulldog forum before ordering... i.e. only order with your eyes open!
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Just write to the address on the bill, send it recorded delivery, and sit back - happy in the knowledge that you don't have to pay a penny to them after the 30 day notice period. If they lose it - tough - then see them in court. |
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Got BT on the case yesterday to change over my NTL line to BT. 18th December is the earliest time.
Tempted by Bulldog ADSL unless anyone recommends otherwise. |
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I can recommend Nildram, Zen and Pipex. They're all well up at the top on ADSLGuide.
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Dearest - cheapest :)
You have to way up whats on offer from the adsl providers and depending on how much cash you wanna spend some waver the adsl connection fee some offer adsl modems some give you sweet nothing, also how much is the adsl hardware going to cost you and where is the cheapest place to buy it from (baring in mind not everyone can afford a massive cash outlay especially at this time of year) so whats your choice of adsl hardware do you buy adsl wireless = dearest or choose to stick to ethernet = cheapest or do you avoid usb adsl modems? (the only stress you might suffer from is going through this thread looking for the information you need) Its a lot of choice but no real stress because hopefully someone reading this thread can help you make the decission easily. |
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I recommend freeserve because of their 30 day trial offer - if it is a pile of poo you can send it back and get a refund.
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I remember phoning Bulldog to enquire about their Alltime 2000 service £44.64 a month inc vat, i was told that i couldnt have the service but i could have the Biztime 2000 £68.14 a month inc vat difference being (apart from the monthly price) the Alltime 2000 is only available to 450 BT exchanges and the Biztime 2000 is available Nationally... so this means that if i wanted to signup for Bulldogs PrimeTime 2000 Special Offer - £29.99 (inc VAT) which was another consideration (from 6pm till 8am everyday, all day in the weekends and bank holidays 2meg and all other times 512k) i cannot because that service is only available across 450 BT exchanges. Primetime 1000 is a no go as well eventhough Alltime 1000 is available to me if i choose to want it.. :spin:
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Yes, it can be confusing!
Some services are only available at certain (450/500) exchanges -due to the way Bulldog provide the backhaul - while others use the "normal" BT method. If you want a service and Bulldog don't yet offer it in your area, pre register for it at https://secure.bulldogdsl.com/shop/pre-register.asp (no commitment) as they use that to partly decide where to expand their own network (the other backhaul method etc) too |
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I wonder if you will get anything if everyone who accesses the link and filled in the required information and quoted your referal code in the section Where did you hear about Bulldog? part :) |
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