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Message 11 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

You are correct, it is in indefensible. The promise stated ‘Never pay more than a new customer when you renew your contract. No exceptions.‘ it did not state ‘Never pay more than a new Halo 3 customer when you renew your contract. No exceptions.‘ At the very least, it is misleading.

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Message 12 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

Yes.  Just checked the latest position.  For the upgrade I'm interested in, two years for a new customer: £839.76  Two years if I renew: £1,625.28  Not even remotely justifiable.

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Message 13 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

You'll be renewing then? Fantastic value! 🤣

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Message 14 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

Oh yes....with someone else.

(Actually, I think £1,600 odd is more than I've spent on gas in the last two years).

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Message 15 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

I'm sure someone will be along shortly to 'advise' you to spend some of your precious time negotiating with BT Retentions because you may well end up with a fantastic contract renewal. That's why I did One Touch Switching so I didn't have to go through wasting precious moments of my life talking to someone wanting to get a commission. I'm paying 10 quid a month less for the same Mbps than I was paying with BT. Sure, I no longer have Ipv6, but it's made not a jot of difference to my life. All this dumb merry go round of trying to get cheaper broadband when 'new' customers are offered much lower prices. I'm just amazed that there are still so many folks out there who NEVER switch and just keep paying the year on year inflated prices. Absolutely barmy!

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Message 16 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

I can completely understand why people don't switch. My BT 500mbps works perfectly even in the garden. 

My partner would go ballistic if I jeopardised that for the sake of saving a few quid. 

Sometimes it's about more then the price.

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Message 17 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

@WSH - do you know where I can easily select a Halo 3+ package on the BT website that will enable me to check a 'like for like' package with a new customer?

As far as I can see, you cannot purchase Halo 3+? You can build a package to include Complete WiFi & Hybrid Connect, but there is no longer a simple Halo package to make a comparison.

Halo 3+ is a SCAM.......it's mis-selling akin to PPI. I wonder how many people are affected? The 'Price Promise' is fake advertising, as the prices are hidden for a product that is no longer sold.

Side note: I've had 3 orders now placed by BT (without my approval) to switch to Digital Voice.

 

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Message 18 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

They don’t sell Halo to new customers, so no.  The BT website will give you the new customer prices.  If you then try to follow it through, it identifies you as an existing customer from the post code and phone number and directs you to MyBT, where you get the price they expect you to pay for (effectively) the same package with Halo.

DV is fine, though.  I was moved two years ago.  Works fine and no change of contract involved, so I won’t fault that.  (Note, the change to DV does not require an upgrade to full fibre, which is where they may try to recontract you.  DV works fine over copper.  As I said, I've been using it over copper for two years now).

 

 

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Message 19 of 19

Re: Halo 3 price promise.

It is perfectly possible to switch ISP without any degradation of service, I know, I've done it several times. I too get 500mbps perfectly well in the garden, indeed I get fantastic WiFi all over my house. I have to have reliable WiFi because my Wife WFH full time. But then I also don't use an ISP router because from experience, they've been at best, garbage, but that's my personal opinion!

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