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Old 15-08-2024, 20:43   #16
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I've tried a couple of times to ditch the 'phone line. Each time it is not a problem but will not change the cost.
It's a winner for them. Dare to use it and it'll cost a fortune if you don't have a phone package. Got a big sticker on my landline ' Only make calls at weekends ( and don't make it more than an hour if its you're waffling to your Mother again ')'
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I've taken the cost reduction option and just unplugged it from the router. Anyone who needs to contact us has the mobile numbers.
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I've taken the cost reduction option and just unplugged it from the router. Anyone who needs to contact us has the mobile numbers.
Did you get a discount for binning the phone then ?
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Old 16-08-2024, 14:40   #19
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Just had a chat with a staff member on the VM Forum.

My contract ends 2nd September, and after that it was going up to £85.84 - after a friendly chat, it will be £70 (Volt 250Mb BB, Maxit -> Mega TV, Weekend Chatter); I’m waiting to hear back what the price would be without the Phone Line…
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Did you get a discount for binning the phone then ?
Just got our new contract through, at the price/services agreed.

Checked about losing the phone, and I quote

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The way that our packages are bundled together, it would actually be less expensive to keep your landline as we can add more associated discounts with all three services are on accounts.
So, kept it, but will probably do as mentioned in a previous post, and unplug it.
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Re: Stick or twist?

Obviously avoid using the landline but it useful contingency/emergency back up to have, particularly if its independent of the router (which mine still is atm).
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Did you get a discount for binning the phone then ?
Kept the line to keep the cheaper cost but it's just not connected to the router. Saves all those annoying telesales calls.
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Kept the line to keep the cheaper cost but it's just not connected to the router. Saves all those annoying telesales calls.
Indeed, the only people who ever ring mine are VM offshore sales.
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