BT Broadband

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by entwisi

Now how much an hour do you think I can get away with

You can make do with a glass of sherry and a mince pie, if it's good enough for Santa it's good enough for you

[accymel]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

Oppps lol! BT's mistake is our cause for laughter ......

I tell you I'm fed up with all the phones in this house now, I nearly have as many phones as remote controls! God imagine them all going off at once it would be deafening!!

PMSL!!! i hope each sounds different or it will send u crazy if that happened LOL

[accymel]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

You can make do with a glass of sherry and a mince pie, if it's good enough for Santa it's good enough for you

now thats a good point ..... mmmm would he settle for that i wonder

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by accymel

PMSL!!! i hope each sounds different or it will send u crazy if that happened LOL

I wonder what noise a mobile phone makes if it rings at the bottom of the toilet?? .........

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by accymel

LOL!! shhhh blimey i know what one techy is per hour & geez to call him out on xmas day - double time ----- errrrr frightening amount

If he's a contractor it's because he is extra special at his job and can command top rates.

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

Nooooooo Can you tell me what it is please Uncle Dave

I would need to book you in to one of my weekly group sessions. No charge is made for attending and the bonus is you get to learn all about dongles as well

[Neil]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

I'm on Option 3. I've just got the hub phone today. I'm not a techie, I don't understand half of it but if I'm paying for it I want to use it to the best of it's capabilities.

Sorry if I appear a little off with this comment but why have you bought something that you don't know what it does?

You will now have 2 phone numbers. Your old BT number and your your new VOIP number. Why you need 2 is because BT has not pulled its finger out and sorted out porting landline numbers to VOIP providers. This is because they are a set of laxy *****. I think the real reason is that they would loose a lot of customers. After all for £7.99 +VAT a month I can make unlimited calls to landlines within the UK and several other countries 24 hours a day using my Vonage VOIP service. I am only using BT to provide my Pipex broadband and old incoming phone line. I intend to move to NTL for broadband soon. I will still have to pay BT £9.99 a month just to keep my old phone number as I cant port it to Vonage. I can port it to NTL so why not Vonage. As soon as I can port my old number to Vonage BT will loose me altogether and my only phone connection will be VOIP over an NTL broadband connection. So you can see why BT are being a little slow.


Rant over, back to your phones

You can phone from and receive calls on either. You need to find out what you pay for on each phone line so you can work out which to use when and even if you will be saving money or not. You can also make or receive 2 calls at once because you have in effect 2 phone lines.

[accymel]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

I wonder what noise a mobile phone makes if it rings at the bottom of the toilet?? .........

im sure u will tell me when u have tried it pmsl!!

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

the bonus is you get to learn all about dongles as well

.........

Dingle Dongles?

[accymel]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

If he's a contractor it's because he is extra special at his job and can command top rates.

Is that why i wonder if u get your moneys worth then

[accymel]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

I would need to book you in to one of my weekly group sessions. No charge is made for attending and the bonus is you get to learn all about dongles as well

Oh aye so whens the next meeting & do u have to bring your own dongle

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by Neil

Sorry if I appear a little off with this comment but why have you bought something that you don't know what it does?

Because the hub looks pretty

Originally Posted by Neil

Why you need 2 is because BT has not pulled its finger out and sorted out porting landline numbers to VOIP providers.

I thought this was the case but thought surely not that would just be silly ...... obviously it is

Originally Posted by Neil

You can phone from and receive calls on either. You need to find out what you pay for on each phone line so you can work out which to use when and even if you will be saving money or not. You can also make or receive 2 calls at once because you have in effect 2 phone lines.

OH FFS! All abit of a farse really isn't it! So that means more pi**ing about !!

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

I thought this was the case but thought surely not that would just be silly ...... obviously it is

Orange also have the same system, you plug a phone in to the Livebox they supply and it's an extra line. Despite the hassle factor it's a good idea to learn the number and provide it to any business you have to deal with, that way you know not to answer the phone on that line

[accymel]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Orange also have the same system, you plug a phone in to the Livebox they supply and it's an extra line. Despite the hassle factor it's a good idea to learn the number and provide it to any business you have to deal with, that way you know not to answer the phone on that line

LOL now thats an idea tinks hehehehehe

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

provide it to any business you have to deal with, that way you know not to answer the phone on that line

Add my darling sister onto that and you got a pretty good plan there Dave!