Home Phone Discussion

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Glenn

Quote from: agal on Mar 06, 2010, 14:09:52
I was looking at ordering a phone-line for a flat which had it's phone-line disconnected 10 or 12 years ago. However the page I am directed to http://www.idnet.net/contact/placehomephoneorderonline.jsp?transfer=0 doesn't seem to include a price anywhere. Surely BT charge IDNet for supplying a phone-line?

:welc: :karma:

I missed it first off, but at the top of the page http://www.idnet.net/solutions/home/phone/

Phone Packages

Transfer of phone line from your existing provider is free.*
New phone lines can be installed for a charge of £110.00 inc vat.
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Rik

Quote from: agal on Mar 06, 2010, 14:09:52
I was looking at ordering a phone-line for a flat which had it's phone-line disconnected 10 or 12 years ago. However the page I am directed to http://www.idnet.net/contact/placehomephoneorderonline.jsp?transfer=0 doesn't seem to include a price anywhere. Surely BT charge IDNet for supplying a phone-line?

http://www.idnet.net/solutions/home/phone/residential.jsp

£110 inclusive.

Or what Glenn said. ;) :welc:
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agal

Thanks guys.
I now have to weigh up restoring the BT line (£110) + monthly cost (£31.98 to £51.98) vs. a mobile dongle and PAYG. It would only be for 9 months a year so the IDNet package may still work out better value  :dunno:

JohnH

My phone call log seemed to have stopped after March 18. Is it just me, or is there a problem? :)

Rik

Mine stopped at March 14, but then I don't make a lot of calls. There have been some problems with billing data not being sent from BT, this may be part of it.
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psychopomp1

Hi

A few days ago I applied to transfer my BT line to iDNET anytime call package and my service will transfer on 20/4/10. However i don't want my existing BTW based broadband on the same line to be affected and IDNET assured me that it would not be affected. This morning i put the same question to Entanet (my ISP), and they're saying that BT MAY decide to put a cease order on my broadband service as i am changing telephone suppliers. Could someone please tell me what are the chances that i will lose my broadband during the transfer?

Cheers :)

Glenn

 :welc: :karma:

I would think the best people to talk to would be support, they will be able to answer your questions quickly.
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Rik

:welc: :karma:

I agree with Glenn, it should be OK but check with support...
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Lance

It is only a billing change so no change on the line. If you were going to a LLU provider then the line would have been moved over to their control. Is that, I wonder, why Entra are playing safe?
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psychopomp1

Thanks for the replies, IDNET support have already assured me that my broadband will not be affected...i just wanted re-confirmation on these forums  :blush:. I think Enta are probably not aware what kind of transfer this is going to be, they're probably saying if i'm moving over to a LLU supplier (eg Sky) then BT would cancel my broadband, but since IDNET service just involves changing billing only, i should be ok.

Cheers :)

Rik

Perhaps they've confused it with the fact that a change of billing info with BT can result in a cease...
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Tina

Ok I've decided when I get my new flat (soon) I am going to get BB from Idnet   and also my phone line, but I'm going for landline only as I'm locked into a mobile contract and can't afford both.

My question is will the phone part be a 12 month contract, as  the line is still owned by BT and they do 12 month contracts, it's no issue really :)

Rik

Hi Diss, how are you? The phoneline is a rolling 30-day contract, just like broadband. :) When and if you want to change package, a phone call will fix it immediately.
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Tina

I'm OK thanks :) slowly going in the right direction and getting away from cr*p services  :blush: Phone is a 30 day rolling contract? wow! I really thought cos BT would still own the line (won't they?) that it would be 12 months.
How's you Rik?

Rik

BT own the line, but it's BT Wholesale, not Retail, Diss. BT just moved their peak hours from 6-6 to 7-7, because they'd worked out few people phone between 6-7am but a lot did between 6-7pm, so there was revenue to be had. IDNet haven't changed the hours. :)

I'm fine, thanks, Diss, chomping at the bit to get a follow up from the cardiologist, but otherwise enjoying spring.
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Tina

I so wish isnet did dongles then I could be with them now instead of cr*ppy 3 :( This is how sad i am.. I even set up my router the other day to look at my old settings for when I had idnet :) I want it NOW lol

Rik

We'll try and hijack a line for you. ;)
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gromit

"Transfer of phone line from your existing provider is free."

Does this mean a transfer from a fully unbundled line (i.e. TalkTalk) would be free?

Rik

TBH, I don't know. I'll find out.
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