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This message was authored by: r+hart

home phones disconnected

Last year I had Sky Fibre installed in my house. Due to this installation I now have no use for my main line telephones. Does anyone know whether the removal of the phones will effect my Sky bill?

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This message was authored by: Daniel0210

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@r+hart wrote:

 I now have no use for my main line telephones.

 

You can still plug a phone into the back of the hub.

 

Does anyone know whether the removal of the phones will effect my Sky bill?

 

If you're already on the Sky Pay As You Talk tariff then no. If you're paying extra for some inclusive calls then call Sky to move to PAYT. 


 


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This message was authored by: Mark39

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@r+hart yes - it won’t.  Just make sure you have the default Pay as you Talk phone  package, for which there's no monthly subscription charge.

This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@r+hart wrote:

Last year I had Sky Fibre installed in my house. Due to this installation I now have no use for my main line telephones. 


What used to be 'line rental' becomes a bearer circuit charge, because there still has to be either a copper pair or an optical fibre to carry the broadband signal to the property and this has a monthly cost to the ISP.

 

Online advice to 'save money by cancelling an unused landline' is typically erroneous: as noted above, it's an inappropriate inclusive calls bundle which should be checked for.

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