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Central 12-10-2006 21:16

No active line
 
My mate has a new mobile contract and is cancelling his landline. I told him he will lose his ADSL if he does that but he said he has a line but does not need to pay line rental to keel ADSL on it

Is he right?

MovedGoalPosts 12-10-2006 21:24

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He is wrong I'm afraid. ADSL needs a BT type phone line (It might possibly be ported over to someone like Carphone Warehouse's Talk Talk, Bulldog or similar under a LLU arrangement), whatever he has to keep that phone line active, and that means the rental has to be paid, unless it's totally bundled into a supplier contract.

You don't need a phone line for ntl:telewest broadband.

Central 12-10-2006 21:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob C (Post 34135624)
He is wrong I'm afraid. ADSL needs a BT type phone line (It might possibly be ported over to someone like Carphone Warehouse's Talk Talk, Bulldog or similar under a LLU arrangement), whatever he has to keep that phone line active, and that means the rental has to be paid, unless it's totally bundled into a supplier contract.

You don't need a phone line for ntl:telewest broadband.


His exchange has no LLU or RFS dates for LLU. He said he is cancelling the £11 a month and keep broadband

MovedGoalPosts 12-10-2006 21:55

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He'll loose his broadband then.

Graham M 12-10-2006 22:02

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LoL some people are funny, no phone line, so where does the broadband come from?

Hugh 12-10-2006 22:58

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That'll be the magic broadband fairy - or it could be wireless broadband :-)

Central 13-10-2006 12:34

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His loss then. He is adament it will work will be funny to see his reaction

orangebird 13-10-2006 15:14

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Your mate sounds a bit dippy... :erm:

Email him this link. In particular -
Quote:

Broadband can come via your phone line, a cable TV service, 3G mobile phone network or by satellite.

The most common method is via your phone line using a system called ADSL.


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