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Aug 8, 2006
BT is encouraging the adoption of VOIP
technology among its broadband subscribers by reducing the cost of VoIP usage.
Broadband Talk customers can now make anytime UK calls for just £4.95 a month, a
29% savings from the previous rate.
The price cuts follow other
broadband-related initiatives made by BT in recent months. In June, the company
introduced free UK
evening and weekend VOIP calls and reduced the price of WiFi calls, generating
an estimated £152 million of savings for all its consumer broadband customers,
BT claims.
“We’ve reduced prices by over £1 billion in
the last decade and now our customers have the chance to save even more. We’re
not stopping at offering just a great price though – we want to always offer
the best overall value. The simplification of our tariffs combined with very
popular services like Privacy and Voice Text mean that you’ll get much more for
your money if you are a BT customer,” says Ian Livingston, CEO of BT Retail.
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