People who are on benefits will still get some free calls, but they’ll risk penalties unless they pay by direct debit, reports Lisa BachelorBT is planning to introduce a penalty for low-income customers who do not pay by direct debit on a call plan to be launched in the summer.BT Basic will be available to existing customers in receipt of pension credit, income support or jobseeker’s allowance. It will cost £11.49 a quarter for those who pay by direct debit – but BT is planning to charge £14.49 for those who don’t. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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