BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
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Susan Watt
- Second Officer

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Re: BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
The place I worked at in Newcastle upon Tyne had a Kingston Communication system in. Myself and a colleague were sent down there for training.
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Keechy
- Second Officer

- Posts: 247
- Joined: January 2013
- Location: East Yorkshire
Re: BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
Kingston Comms has fingers in many pies these days. A few years ago I worked on telephone systems in London which used KC trunks which were based in Reading, so the users had a London office with the number 01189 xxx xxx.
KC do some excellent deals. I have a telephone/broadband bundle which gives me unlimited free local calls, free national calls after 7 pm and at weekends with 120 free mobile call minutes at weekends plus 35 Gb of data. All this for £30.99 per month.
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KC do some excellent deals. I have a telephone/broadband bundle which gives me unlimited free local calls, free national calls after 7 pm and at weekends with 120 free mobile call minutes at weekends plus 35 Gb of data. All this for £30.99 per month.
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Dark Knight
Topic author - Deputy Captain

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- Location: East Hull
Re: BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
Keechy
I have got the same deal as you describe and all done with the minimum of fuss or hysterics. You are preaching to the converted
I have got the same deal as you describe and all done with the minimum of fuss or hysterics. You are preaching to the converted
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Kendhni
- Ex Team Member
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Re: BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
For those on BT it may be worth looking at one of their business packages which may work out cheaper and has some added benefits
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howard18
- Third Officer

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- Location: Lincolnshire
Re: BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
I use BT for Business. Have been with them for several years. I can't fault it. Pay about £20 per month - unlimited downloads. Speed about 13mb.Kendhni wrote:For those on BT it may be worth looking at one of their business packages which may work out cheaper and has some added benefits
I think DK has just been very unlucky. However I understand that Kingston do have a good reputation.
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Dark Knight
Topic author - Deputy Captain

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- Location: East Hull
Re: BT: Whatever happened to customer service?
we recived another letter from BT promising we would be up and running by the 5th of July, which funny as they have not got our business or have they even rung to explain what went wrong, this is the 3rd promisary note from BT and each one has been a lie
Unlucky is one thing, blatant lies and misinformation is another
Unlucky is one thing, blatant lies and misinformation is another
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