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andygrif · 25-02-2006, 10:18

I don't know if you're referring to BT or not, but if you are then of course you know that the vast majority of all residiential properties already have a BT line to them (and new-builds are built with the line already there) so there is no need for a new line installation for most people. Even so, if it is BT you're taling about it just under Ã‚Â£75 for new installs, not Ã‚Â£100.

Still excessive, I'd agree...but still not as much as you are saying - but then given that virtually no-one will need a new line (unless you want a second line) then it's not really an issue for most is it?

25-02-2006, 10:18	#10
andygrif cf.mega poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 2,820	Re: Do NTL set out to lose customers? I don't know if you're referring to BT or not, but if you are then of course you know that the vast majority of all residiential properties already have a BT line to them (and new-builds are built with the line already there) so there is no need for a new line installation for most people. Even so, if it is BT you're taling about it just under Ã‚Â£75 for new installs, not Ã‚Â£100. Still excessive, I'd agree...but still not as much as you are saying - but then given that virtually no-one will need a new line (unless you want a second line) then it's not really an issue for most is it? __________________ "They say money doesn't bring happiness. But at least let me prove it." Spike Milligan Last edited by andygrif; 25-02-2006 at 10:21.