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Old 23-06-2011, 16:14   #1
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BT Basic for those on a low income.

Not sure if everyone knows about this, but if you have any of the following benefits:

Income Support
Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance
Employment Support Allowance (Income related) or
Pensions Credit (Guaranteed Credit)

You can get a BT phone line for £4.60 a month, which includes £4.50 worth of calls.

http://www.bt.com/includingyou/other...RL_calls_basic
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Re: BT Basic for those on a low income.

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Not sure if everyone knows about this, but if you have any of the following benefits:

Income Support
Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance
Employment Support Allowance (Income related) or
Pensions Credit (Guaranteed Credit)

You can get a BT phone line for £4.60 a month, which includes £4.50 worth of calls.

http://www.bt.com/includingyou/other...RL_calls_basic
l have no doubt that this tariff will be very useful for some people struggling to make ends meet.
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Re: BT Basic for those on a low income.

It's been around quite a few years know I believe. At least they now allow you have broadband with it
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Re: BT Basic for those on a low income.

I didn't know it even existed till I stumbled apon a link on some money savings forum, heh.
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Re: BT Basic for those on a low income.

I wonder if VM offer anything like this?
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Re: BT Basic for those on a low income.

Nope, nor do any other provider as far as I'm aware
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Re: BT Basic for those on a low income.

It's been around for years in one form or another - used to be called the Light User Scheme. In the early days of dialled access to third party telecoms providers it was a useful way of minimizing your line rental charges (because anyone could get it back then - you didn't have to prove hardship). BT got wise eventually and barred the access numbers from the service.
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