To avoid the after-60 minute 1p per minute charge on BT, just hang up and call the same number again which means that call will cost just 10p.
You must admit, that the amount you spend on weekday calls actually makes up for the free weekend talk time on Telewest Talk Weekends
I made a 30 minute call yesterday to a local number and cost 66p on Telewest because it was made on friday 6.30pm. That call would have cost only 5p on BT together option 1.
BT caller display is now free of charge when ordered through BT privacy at home service. Telewest charges £1.50 per month for that facility.
BT will probably make local and national calls free at weekends in line with Telewest,Tele 2 and one tel.
If I used a BT payphone to make that same call it would of cost 50p
15 minutes: 30p plus 20p (10p for every 7 minutes afterwards.)
Also Telewest's 118770 service is charge at 50p per call, this service does not have an onward connect facility, the same service from Cable and Wireless on 118099 or one tel 118111 would cost just 35p per call. Why does Telewest have to be more expensive?
Everyone also seems to be confused about the 'BT minimum call charge' and the 'Call connection charge' on Telewest and NTL.
Any chargeable call that you make on Telewest,NTL and Bulldog will incur a surcharge of 5p to 6p per call plus the call cost. So a 1 minute daytime local/national call would cost 9p.
BT's minimum call charge occurs when a call costs less than 5p. So therefore a 1 minute call or less will cost 5p,a 2 minute call will cost 6p and a 3 minute call will cost 9p. All calls lasting 2 minutes or more are charged at 3p per minute on BT Together option 1.
Why does telewest and NTL charge for connection and not have a minimum call charge?
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Originally Posted by stuartalston
30 minute local or national call from telewest on the weekend-free
same call bt-5p
2 hour call on weekend local or national from telewest-free
same call bt-65p
I could go on
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