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Started by Privateer, September 02, 2008, 16:41:02 PM

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Privateer

Out of principle Im not going  to pay BT £124.99 to reconnect me, am I better off keeping the old wiring or insist on new wiring new wiring still wont cost 125

shofty

they wont charge you that if there is still copper to the house...

Matt

Beaker

Quote from: bytejunkiethey wont charge you that if there is still copper to the house...

Matt

This.  2 houses, same thing both times.

Privateer

Quote from: Beaker
Quote from: bytejunkiethey wont charge you that if there is still copper to the house...

Matt

This.  2 houses, same thing both times.
in that case ill cut it

Beaker

Quote from: Privateer
Quote from: Beaker
Quote from: bytejunkiethey wont charge you that if there is still copper to the house...

Matt

This.  2 houses, same thing both times.
in that case ill cut it

no, you need to keep the old wiring.  

chrisdicko

When I moved in to my flat a year ago, I had the phone line already in, and I wanted it reconnecting. They wanted to charge me £125 for this. So I said I wanted a new line putting in then.....as getting reconnect was the same price as getting a brand new line putting in......but they wouldnt, so I told them to shove it. Then phoned and tried again with a different person........no joy! But then I got a bill for the 3 months ahead, and it turns out they did connect me for free in the end without actually informing me! So it is possible to get it free.

shofty

must have changed since i moved house last then. i got mine for free too.

Matt

Serious

Reconnecting is easy enough for BT and usually can be done through a computer IIRC. Reconnection fees are just a way for them to rip you off.