topic Re: Landlines charges in Talk

Landlines charges

lizwilliams — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 10:57:39 GMT

Since going full fibre tha house phone is plugged directly into router so why do I have to pay same as when I had a land line?

Re: Landlines charges

Daniel0210 — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 11:07:30 GMT

@lizwilliams wrote:
Since going full fibre tha house phone is plugged directly into router so why do I have to pay same as when I had a land line?

@lizwilliams

Because it's still a landline and calls are charged the same as before.

Re: Landlines charges

DaveDrizen — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 11:26:14 GMT

@lizwilliams wrote:
Since going full fibre tha house phone is plugged directly into router so why do I have to pay same as when I had a land line?

If you have Sky talk there should be be no landline rental just a charge for your calls. If you have a calling plan that you don't really use, you can change it to pay as you go. So if don't make any land line call you should not be charged any thing

Re: Landlines charges

Tommy2 — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 12:35:42 GMT

Your call charges and landline pcakage will be the smae as before unless eplicity stated otherwise, by default with Sky you get their Sky Tlak Pay As You GO Package which is chged per call hwoevr you acn receive calls at no extra cost for yousrelf, which I find rather convenient.

Re: Landlines charges

Mark39 — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 13:27:49 GMT

@lizwilliams wrote:
Since going full fibre tha house phone is plugged directly into router so why do I have to pay same as when I had a land line?

Sky policy (and other providers too).

Re: Landlines charges

MightyQuinn — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 13:52:25 GMT

Hi @lizwilliams The charge is for a calling plan, not the method of delivery.