If you look on the BT website , there are telephony/broadband and lone broadband packages, the packages that come with telephony are £5 more that the equivalent standalone broadband package , but that £5 saving is sometimes only a £2 saving , and is incorrectly portrayed as the cost of PAYG calls package, ( if you have telephony you must also have a calls package , PAYG being the cheapest )
A new customer could select a broadband only package , existing customers that have telephony and broadband may have to cease the existing dual service and take the broadband only service ( potentially saving £2-£5 ) but may have to check they are not in contract otherwise ETC may apply.
