Hi,
My phone line was faulty on Boxing Day but fortunately i was able to get online still and find the number to call to report the fault. Of course being christmas and there being lots of weekends, I was told an engineer wouldn't be able to look at it until 4th January. meanwhile my landline calls were diverted to my mobile phone. But I do not have a contract on my mobile phone so all outgoing calls were costing me money.
I kept an eye on the fault via the web and the date of repair was slated for 4th January 17:00. But looking at the record today, the engineer didn't start work on the problem till yesterday (Saturday) but it is now fixed as of about 1 hour ago.
So I am wondering if I am entitled to claim any refund on my line rental, which i pay in advance, also my BT Anytime, plus having to put up to £30 on my mobile phone? Is it worth making a claim?
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I have seen that page but it still isn't clear whether I qualify for a refund. I had a fault in 2014 for a much longer time period but BT weren't very forthcoming or generous in their refunds.
As a residential customer, there is very little compensation. You shoul be able to get line rental refund as described, and a payment to cover any mobile phone costs, which you have to claim for.
Business customers do better, as they can claim for loss of business.