Tempted by O2/BeThere!

[watercooled]

Thanks for that - I was just curious.

[malice19]

You can avoid the installation charge if you ring them and ask for an 18 month contract and they will waiver the charge but you have to ask for it as they won't offer the promo.

http://www.serviceview.bt.com/list/p...Impl337855.htm

You mite of just saved me some £££ mate!
Cheers for that link!

[Lourdes]

You can avoid the installation charge if you ring them and ask for an 18 month contract and they will waiver the charge but you have to ask for it as they won't offer the promo.

http://www.serviceview.bt.com/list/p...Impl337855.htm

Ah interesting, thank you.

[chrisj]

Incoming stupid point/question.

Do they still charge if you move away from them? I think it was £60 or something.

Best check first before moving, just incase you ever want to change later.

If you're referring to Be/O2, depending on which package you're on, Be require 3 months notice or charge £40 to leave. If you're moving house, they'll waive the cancellation charge if you ask nicely.

[malice19]

I think you can also get a line installed with the post office, and then cancel after a month and change to BT - I think its either free or £30 or something for the line installation.

Post office will charge £107 to install a new line so will have to go BT on an 18monther.

[malice19]

Aye, Just placed my order to get BT line installed with no setup fee

[Bitemarks666]

I just go mine done 2 months ago with BT on a 18month contract. The only problem is that the installation is point of entry which means the closest point of your house to the main connection box on the outside wall is where the cable goes in and the socket is placed on the same point inside, which for me meant no power sockets near the phone socket