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Old 30-11-2013, 18:39   #604
RobboEdin
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Re: Coming soon to Virgin TV (2013) Vol. 6.

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Originally Posted by nicko View Post
No it's not, broadband is not charged at £25 if you have a landline, it's charged at something like £16 + phone line £16 = £32 approx. if you then pay phone upfront you can save £6 approx = £26 which is roughly what this fella has been offered to stay with Virgin.
You're simply not looking at this from a logical point of view!

Arithmetic here in Scotland is a law of nature.

You are paying £25 per month for a BB service.

If you add a landline, the charge becomes £31.49, meaning that the additional charge for the landline is £6.49.

How it may be displayed on the bill is immaterial.

Someone paying £25 for a BB service pays £6.49 extra for the landline and, using the commutative law of arithmetic, would only save £6.49 if they chose to cancel the landline.

To show how your argument is flawed. Would you get the BB for £16 if you cancelled your £16 landline in your example? No.
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