Thomas Kenyon wrote:
> If I have 4 incoming BT lines all with the same phone number, and I want
> to change them to 2 with a different number.
> If I call BT and get them to split it into 2 services (2 lines on one
> number then 2 lines on another), will I save 2 lots of installation fees
> when compared to cancelling all 4 lines then getting 2 back with a new
> number? (If that all makes any sense).
>
> All lines are normal Analogue PSTN lines.
Surely, if theyve all got the same phone number, that means theyre
extensions? If thats the case, then its Ł74.99 to get a new exchange
line in, and then Ł45ish to do an extension shift, IIRC.
If theres been a second line previously, then its free reconnection
and just the price for the shift.
Make sure to get the shift done at the same time as the engineer
call-out to get the second line active, though, or theyll bang on an
extra Ł60 or so for engineer call-out fees...
xF,
...Nick
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Posted: 2006-04-20 01:02:43
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