Thread: NTL definition of FREE
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Old 12-08-2004, 12:17   #10
SMHarman
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Re: NTL definition of FREE
Yes, but I have BT ISDN, I cannot transfer this over to NTL, so am forced to keep it, I do not want a sat dish and find cable BB very good so want to keep that too, but am forced to pay NTL £120 a year for a phone socket that has never had anything plugged into it. Jeez, thats £600 so far!
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