Search BT Unlimited Minutes ( not Unlimited Anytime ) call plan , the BT website does unfortunately still show lots of instances of the old legacy plan .
FWIW , although the Digital Voice handset was available to buy , BT offered them ‘free’ on request to customers as they were migrated to DV , so if your relative purchased one or more , that’s unfortunate as they were given away free to anyone asking as they were moved to DV , as far as I remember you only paid postage.
That free DV phone offer isn’t available now , but a DV adapter is offered ‘free’ for those that request one , that converts a ‘ regular’ phone to one that can work with the BT hub but remote from it , although some features that can be accessed with a single button on the BT DV handset may not be as easily accessible on a ‘regular’ push button phone , and the majority of modern phones will work when connected to the BT SH2 router phone port anyway .
If your intention to avoid losing BT Broadband is to keep the BT PAYG calls plan ( £5 list price but often available for £2 or £3 ) then that added to the £10 monthly cost of the VoIP provider for providing its own directory number and the ability to make calls , plus the need to purchase an ATA and handsets ( or handset with built in ATA ) doesn’t seem particularly cost effective .
