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Old 20-07-2004, 16:06   #15
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Re: Compensation for loss of service?

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Originally Posted by Mark B
Each case is taken on its merits, I personally would be hard pushed to offer £1 I'd do a little more, but again it's a case of each case on its merits.

If anyone's thinking it's going to be months of free service that won't realistically happen, and BT is the same.
The BT site indicates otherwise:

Fixed Rate Compensation

If you choose not to have your calls diverted and we fail to repair or supply your service on time, you can claim for subsequent days:

1-3 days delay: equivalent to one month line rental
4-6 days delay: equivalent to two months line rental
7-9 days delay: equivalent to three months line rental
10 days plus delay: equivalent to four months line rental.

Alternatively, you may wish to consider claiming Actual Financial Loss.
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