Unadvertised Offer

Emperordalek · 24-06-2003, 19:23

NTL are currently running a few unadvertised offers.

I've just taken a the 1mb broadband service (up from 600) and I've got their talk unlimited 24 service free for six months.

I understand that if you take the 600 (up from 150) you can have the same offer.

i know its only for six months but you can't really turn your nose up at it, especially if you are a heavy phone user.

grum1978 · 24-06-2003, 19:34

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Originally posted by Emperordalek
NTL are currently running a few unadvertised offers.

I've just taken a the 1mb broadband service (up from 600) and I've got their talk unlimited 24 service free for six months.

I understand that if you take the 600 (up from 150) you can have the same offer.

i know its only for six months but you can't really turn your nose up at it, especially if you are a heavy phone user.

I think you will find that these are regional offers only!!

meld51 · 24-06-2003, 23:12

I bet you have trouble knoking it off when the 6 months are up. They are very quick to feel your wallet!

Shaun · 24-06-2003, 23:45

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Originally posted by Emperordalek
NTL are currently running a few unadvertised offers.

I've just taken a the 1mb broadband service (up from 600) and I've got their talk unlimited 24 service free for six months.

Which franchise are you in m8?

Emperordalek · 25-06-2003, 09:34

Teesside, middlesbrough

zoombini · 25-06-2003, 10:43

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Originally posted by meld51
I bet you have trouble knoking it off when the 6 months are up. They are very quick to feel your wallet!

Yes, but they could only charge you the std 1mb charge.
Also you could knock it back down again.

I take it that its not a "free" service, but that you actually get the 1mb for the 600k price?

meld51 · 25-06-2003, 19:13

my experience is that they continue taking the money for the enhanced service even though you told them you don't want it when the 6 months are up.

They ignored a polite email.
They ignored a phone call
Tey ignored a letter.
They even ignored my first registered letter.

If you want to reduce your service you have to be prepared to put up with paying the extra for a few months, and then be prepared to claim it back, which means being more bloody minded than they are.

Just go in with your eyes open that's all!