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Originally Posted by Frank
Sorry, but that's how I understand it. It says that ntl's standard monthly package is cheaper by £3.50, but when you start making calls over 60mins that is no longer the case, i.e. BT is cheaper. That's exactly what my thread title says - with call charges BT is cheaper, hence the ruling.
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I think you have understood it correctly. In the majority of instances ntl are cheaper for chargeable calls - its a very in depth set of charges by both providers.
I think the ruling is clarifying that for certain chargeable call patterns ntl do not have the advantage, thus a sweeping statement could be construed as inaccurate.
Most folk that subscribe to the 'unlimited/inclusive' plans are astute enough to avoid chargeable calls anyway - in which case an ntl subscriber has £3.50 per month to offset any very short duration calls that overstep the 60 minutes free time.