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Old 27-01-2005, 12:33   #8
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Re: New 3 for £30 tariff?

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Originally Posted by Mark B
Three for £30 is a new customer only deal as far as I know.

It is unusual in that it doesn't expire after 12 months like most deals - it's permanent.
How do they define "new" customers in this context?

For example, I would classify as a new customer for the purposes of a broadband offer but not for a TV or phone offer.
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