Re: Couple of things...

["Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>]

>
>What they are moving you onto isn't the same access - the £14.99 one is
>24/7
>which you probably don't want but they are giving you and in the small
>print
>state you could goto surftime instead for £9.99.

Yeah, I noticed that. (after I'd calmed down!) - It still annoys me so much
that they don't make the default "upgrade" to that £9.99 surftime
though. -
that would at least mean I would pretty much "carry on as usual"
- same
monthly cost, same(ish) off-peak hours instead of 24/7. It pisses me off
that the money-grabbing ****tards feel that they can decide for me that I'd
really like to to switch to a dearer package instead. - As you correctly
point out, I don't particularly need 24/7, I certainly don't want it if it
comes at extra cost, and the point is, that if I DID decide I wanted it, it
should be MY choice, and I would have done so previously anyway! - 24/7
surftime packages have been available for ages now, I think anyone with
half
a brain could deduce that if I wanted one, I would have already said so!

>
>The new dialler is only so you can dial a new number - if you know it
you
>won't need the dialler

OK, thats the 1st bit of good news I've seen on this subject yet! - I had
"hoped" that this was the case, and I'd also half assumed so as
well, but
it's good to see it confirmed, amid the obfuscation, half-truths, and plain
B***SH** on BTInternet's website!

>
>but the number of course isn't listed on the webpages yet.

Of course! - what do you expect from B.T.! - openly sharing relevant
information with their customers? - attributing their customers with an IQ
level any higher that a bag of John Innes no.4 compost? Get Real!

Paul G

(Still not friends with BT!)



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