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Old 09-12-2003, 14:45   #6
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Re: BT to use Ntl/Telewest for calls

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Originally Posted by Dooby
hmm, ok, you get savings on calls, but you have to pay £7.50 'line rental' for it... that is getting close to the cost of some of the 'talk unlimited' packages isnt it? ( talk unlimited is £9 on top of ntl phone line ... gives you "Free UK National and local calls every evening and weekend.
Daytime national calls at local rates †“just 3p per minute. Free International call plan worth £2 per month. " )
True I'm not convinced that, at face value it's that attractive an offer, even now without talk unlimited my ntl phone bill works on a simple 3 (daytime) 2 (evenings) 1 (weekend) price plan with distance irrelevant - indeed I think at one stage some local calls to ntl numbers were free - but that may have stopped now (at least that's how I think it works). I suspect the big advantage will be for international calls (but then you can get cheap rate diallers anyway (or do those not worrk on ntl lines?).

Looks like telewest have got their act together on this, and don't really see it as a threat:
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/cgi-bin/n...AZVAlyoXzbTQfW

I like the quote in that article:
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NTL has chosen not to comment until it has had time to investigate the offer.
perhaps we should take that to mean:
"VOIP - what's that all about then - wer'e not tech enough to understand" :p
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