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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
yes but you have no cable TV package which other customer's need to have if they want the phone service. But you dont see this as morally wrong because it is yourself, it is irrelevant if you dont use it or not. But you dont see my comparison as fair.
I wont be replying to this thread again because it will just go on and on without agreement.
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Nowadays you can have phone on its own, broadband on its own, but you can't have TV on its own. If you want TV you also have to have telephone.
Edit. I had a discount for a year, or rather got free talk unlimited for a year because I wrote and cancelled my TV and telephone. This was because TV reception was problematic and for my usage BT was cheaper than NTL for phone. I took the offer and kept both for the 12 months but then dropped the TV as it was still problematic and Sky+ was too good to miss. I kept the telephone because NTL changed their telephone pricing and their 5p per hour plan was more competitive than the BT plan for my usage. Both myself and NTL benefitted from this arrangement. I did not ask for any discount or special deal, it was offered to me by the retention department.