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Old 17-07-2003, 14:46   #50
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Originally posted by mat1t
Diggin up a reasonably old post here!

ADSL does count as part of your line rental, as you are required to have a BT line for it to function properly.

ie you can argue that the cost of an ADSL line is £9.99 (not sure on correct figures) plus the £20 odd that you pay to your ISP.

ADSL is supplied over your copper line, so therefore it can be argued that you pay for it through that!

M@
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Call Waiting and all other options work in the same manner.

You do not have to pay for ADSL so it is not part of you BT phone line bill. BT cannot cross subsidise so the phone line bill cannot contribute to the ADSL service.

This is not an argument.

NTL can provide all cabled customers with digital tv picures (paid for service one), telephone (paid for service 2)

Some customers can get broadband (paid for service 3) and enhancedTV (no cost service.

BT can provide a phone line to all customers (paid for service) and ADSL to some customers (paid service).

The only thing that might be 'free' is CR3 and that is because they are in the middle of roll out.
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