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Surftime applies to the ACCOUNT not the number and is £5-99 per
month
Normal
POTS line = one number with Surftime
Home
Highway = three numbers , analogue1, analogue2, digital(2ports) Surftime
discount applies to all numbers.
MOST
ISP's use caller ID as part of the authentication for their surftime
dialups.
I
have
BTInternet Surftime at £4-00 bringing the total Surftime cost to £9-99
pm
These
are shown separately on the bill as follows
Rentals
analogue 1 BT Surftime E&W 15-29pq
=
17-97 inc vat = 5-99 pm
analogue 2 BT Surftime E&W
0-00
digital BT
Surftime
E&W 0-00
BTInternet Surftime Subscription 10-20pq = 12-00 inc vat = 4-00
pm
BT Together -HH Conversion from PSTN
102-10pq = 120 pq = 40 pm
I
also
registered with Freeserve before they started charging so have Surftime
access
to that.
I
can
dial one PC into BT Internet and another into Freeserve all for my 9-99 per
month.
Keith
I seem to recall the surftime charge was spilt
on
the last bill over the 2 HH numbers. Has anyone asked for a reduction or
rebate as no one supports the use of 2 lines ?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 7:48
PM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: BT ISDN + BT
Anytime
Demon do not currently provide bonding on their surftime
products. From
Demon's FAQ:
What about ISDN?
BT ISDN-2 lines
(including Home Highway and Business Highway) can call the
new numbers.
Other types of BT ISDN line cannot. The BT SurfTime
subscription covers
both channels of the ISDN line.
The new telephone numbers contact the
existing Purple ROMP. This ROMP does
not have a dual-channel-bonding
facility. This may be added at some
future
date.
Mark.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jon
Whiten [mailto:jon@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 05 April 2001 18:10
To:
ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: BT ISDN + BT
Anytime
With respect to this, BT Surftime (as a billing product)
allows for Bonded
ISDN. The part of BT that provides the Surfports
that the isps use (Demon
excepted) cannot, for technical reasons,
accommodate Bonded ISDN. Demon get
round this, I believe, by not
using BTs Surfport product but by routing the
Surftime call direct to
their modem racks where they can do as they
please.
Regards,
Jon
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D.G. Controls Limited
Derbyshire Beacon Lamp Specialists
jon@xxxxxxx England
mail@xxxxxxx
http://www.whiten.co.uk/
http://www.deegee.com
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-----Original
Message-----
From: Barnett_Ray@xxxxxxx
[mailto:Barnett_Ray@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 05 April 2001 11:34
To:
ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: [ukha_d] Re: BT ISDN + BT
Anytime
> While it is possible to bond the two channels it's
down to the ISP
> to support it
The last I heard was that
Surftime T&Cs allow you to bond channels,
and providers such as
Demon
will allow you to connect to them via
Surftime bonded channels. However,
I was also told that BT have not
yet managed to overcome 'some
technical'
difficulties in implementing
channel bonding over Surftime, for which I
assume what is really
meant is that BT *can* provide but would like to
drag their heels
over it for further commercial gain, not that I'm
cynical.
Your best bet is to phone Demon's sales or technical line.
They seem
pretty clued up and helpful, particularly if you are a
prospective
customer.
Ray Barnett
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