Bob Eager

On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 16:26:24 UTC, clavox@btinternet.com wrote:

> On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 16:16:24 -0000, "Ivor Jones"
> <ivor@despammed.invalid> wrote:
>
> >How are they going to enforce this charge..? If the leaving customer just
> >doesn't pay it, are they going to take them *all* to court to get a
> >fiver..?
> They require a months notice Ivor and you can bet they will know how
> they are going to enforce the fiver BT are not stupid customers are
> between a rock and a hard place these days Ivor. So you pull BT's
> Direct debit what are you left with the Branston mob and I do not want
> anymore of their wrong billings, speed capping and the many other
> abortions that make up Bramston's mob these days including lying
> personnel and none existent technical support .

Such a big fan of BT...

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It's Me

BT used to say their line rental was £12 a month but you could get £1
a month discount if you paid by dd reducing the price to £11 a month.

However, at the same time as increasing their line rental by 50p a
month to £12.50 a month, they altered the way the figures were
presented so that, instead of saying monthly line rental was now
£12.50 a month but you can get £1.50 a month discount if you pay by
dd, they said the standard line rental was £11/month but that you had
to pay £1.50 a month extra (£12.50 a month) if you didn't pay by dd.

Exatly, they now charge you for not using DD even if yoy pay online and on
time.

I am now going to pay by the most expensive way they allow, not sure if
thats Cheque or through post office but I will find out when I get next
bill.

Oh yes I pay monthly so thats 12 payment costs each year.

Michael R N Dolbear

It's Me <spam@spam.spam> wrote

> BT used to say their line rental was £12 a month but you could get £1
> a month discount if you paid by dd reducing the price to £11 a
month.
>
> However, at the same time as increasing their line rental by 50p a
> month to £12.50 a month, they altered the way the figures were
> presented so that, instead of saying monthly line rental was now
> £12.50 a month but you can get £1.50 a month discount if you pay by
[...]

I posted all this in January, subject "BT stands on its Head"

> I am now going to pay by the most expensive way they allow, not sure
if
> thats Cheque or through post office but I will find out when I get
next
> bill.
>
> Oh yes I pay monthly so thats 12 payment costs each year.

Cutting off your nose to spite your face ?

Demonstrating that you consider your own time is worthless ?

Buying 12 stamps to help support the Post Office ?

And of course it will provide BT with evidence for the OFT about how
expensive non-DD paymets are.


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Mike D