BT trying to get me switch to EE - why?!

[zulu17]

@chrisjp  the quote is actually from EE official website in the frequently asked questions  of 

https://ee.co.uk/bt

BT and EE are coming together to give you more

Does this affect my BT broadband, and will I need to change my contract?

Your broadband and contract will only change when you’re ready to move to new EE. We recommend moving to new EE so that you can get the best experience from us.

[Bobbyboy169]

Don't trust what they say. Incorrect advice given 2 years ago.

[ritchiebaby]

That might explain why I get cut off every day 2 to 3 times I get a little voice from my camera telling me it's off but when I check on pc it's still working been with bt for over 20 years and now I'm getting issues ???

Remember Apple's phone updates were re-programmed to make you think you were losing more battery life than you have, to make you think your battery is on its way out, millions of Apple clients went out and bought new devices from phones, laptops and tablets all binned for no reason cept Apple said it was battery failing?

Also, the Tesla and other ev's selling cars saying you can get over 300 miles on one charge ? Then telling you to keep the battery at ultimate life and only charge to 80% losing a third of that range.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-54996601 

https://chargingcalculator.com/range-calculator

[mrtilly]

Every time on the phone recently they keep asking about moving my Bt broadband to EE. They told me lies to move to a BT  sim to EE, said they would sort it out.  When this did not happen I phoned the back only to be told too late 14 day cooling of has ended.  Put in a complaint and heard nothing. You can't tust Bt  i will not be moving to EE with my broadband. They only want to do this to give you less for more money.

[Chasloyal]

@mrtilly I moved from BT to EE a few months ago, Full Fibre 500 with Halo 2 I think is what we had and on EE we now have Full Fibre 500 Essentials

Was 39.99 a month with BT including digital voice whilst with EE it's 34.99 a month for the fibre plus a fiver for digital voice so exactly the same price.

Never got speeds of more than 200 mbps with BT but now with EE it's always around 400 mbps. Also got two sims costing 9 quid a month each with unlimited everything whilst with BT we paid around the same but only got 20GB with the 'double data' thing.

I can't fault EE at all to be fair so don't fear the switch is what I would say.