Thanks for that - we've ordered the plan with Gigaclear - we're too old to change our spots and like having the handsets around the house, rather than mobile only (which we don't carry around the home).
Leaving BT was interesting - been a phone customer for 30+ years, broadband since 2004. Not a single "thank you", "hope it goes well" comment. Just vacuous "are you having a good day" bollocks.
Loyalty means absolutely nothing these days. BTW no mention that we (in theory) will lose IMAP access to our BT email addresses, which you might think is a key piece of info for most non-technical customers. No upsell to the £7.50/month Premium Mail either.
I said "in theory" - a mate left BT 2 years ago, does not pay £7.50/month, still has full IMAP email from his old BT account......
Interesting strategy using Sipgate's free plan; could go that way one day but ATM we can still afford the £9/month. Not saying that will hold, given reports of 14% inflation in the papers!
I suppose one day there will be 10G or summit that means all homes get internet over the air.
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Leaving BT was interesting - been a phone customer for 30+ years, broadband since 2004. Not a single "thank you", "hope it goes well" comment. Just vacuous "are you having a good day" bollocks.
Loyalty means absolutely nothing these days. BTW no mention that we (in theory) will lose IMAP access to our BT email addresses, which you might think is a key piece of info for most non-technical customers. No upsell to the £7.50/month Premium Mail either.
I said "in theory" - a mate left BT 2 years ago, does not pay £7.50/month, still has full IMAP email from his old BT account......
Interesting strategy using Sipgate's free plan; could go that way one day but ATM we can still afford the £9/month. Not saying that will hold, given reports of 14% inflation in the papers!
I suppose one day there will be 10G or summit that means all homes get internet over the air.
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