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Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by nick 745 on Tuesday, 13th June 2006, 14:39

Competent

Has anyone taken advantage of the Talk3 International at 20.99 including free broadband. Can anyone confirm if this £20.99 is including vat or not including VAT.

Any info be handy as thinking of joining up

RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by The Jackal on Tuesday, 13th June 2006, 15:06

Elite

Just joined 20 mins ago. Just had my Talktalk application confirmation and it says. Total = £22.49, this includes £1.50 for caller display. Have also been told that with a MAC(migration authorisation code) it could be up and running in as little as 5 days.


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RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by dusty321 on Tuesday, 13th June 2006, 19:02

Elite

GIve it a miss if you use any file sharing progz!

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RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by HMDR Alcohol Machine on Wednesday, 14th June 2006, 14:07

Competent

I signed up....

Oh the joys.....

Wanted Caller ID.... 2 weeks to get it... excuse... "Our screen hasn't been updated, I can't do anyting yet"

Got Voice mail when I didn't want it... Called up... "Our screen hasn't been updated, I can't do anyting yet"

Got letter confirming Broad band live date.... dated 9th... got it 12th.... Line is live (modem adsl light etc)... TalkTalk won't acccept the password they sent..... their automated password retrival service doesn't recognise the phone line as a Talk Talk line.... called them... when I got into the que and waited 20mins... got through to everyones favourite... an Indian Script reading call centre....... guess what their excuse was........

"Our screen hasn't been updated, I can't do anyting yet"

Ohhhhhhhhhh they seem a superb service.........

RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by trickii on Wednesday, 14th June 2006, 18:07

Mostly Harmless

I am very sceptical with BT involved with this.Hats off to Charles for trying where others have been failed by BT.I enquired switching from NTL who's prices are now not competative to this service.Like so many headline prices the price talk talk quote is unreasonable with all the stealth charges; the annualised charges quoted to me over 18 months works out at £28.99 per month with BT involved. This is not cheap,it's even as expensive as poor quality service provider NTL could match.

I am contemplating the next generation technology before locking myself into an 18 month contract anyone signed up for now.com.Least the price you see is what you get!!! Like the tt not all the country is covered and there is an installation wait in some areas.But least you do NOT need a landline and the modem is free with the contract for 12 months!

Anyone signed up yet?

RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by Mr P.B. on Wednesday, 14th June 2006, 23:22

Mostly Harmless

The broadband call centre for Talk Talk is based at newly acquired offices in Preston.
They are currently in the middle of a big recruitment drive, so maybe things will get better.

RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by HMDR Alcohol Machine on Thursday, 15th June 2006, 10:26

Competent

Quote:
so maybe things will get better.


After last nights failure to get through... includeing teh comedy press 3 if you wish to leave Talk Talk.... and get a dead line........ I do hope that things will get better..... don't think thay can get worse.....

RE: Talk Talk Broadband Package.
posted by MikeElliot on Friday, 16th June 2006, 20:56

Elite

Be careful with TalkTalk and other cheap packages. I have always said that cheap is not better. Why? Well, rubbish like TalkTalk do NOT have backup DNS servers as they are expensive (hence you are charged a slightly lower price) so if that fails then rebooting a DNS server takes a long time to resolve the DNS addresses as it needs to wait for propagation from a root DNS server of which there are very few around the World (I can explain if anyone wants to). Companies like Pipex and Plusnet use backup DNS servers hence are slightly more expensive.

I know TalkTalk have had many failures in the last few months. They really are pathetic with the customer service to match. No backup DNS so if it fails expect a day loss of internet each time it fails.

This item was edited on Friday, 16th June 2006, 21:18

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