BT caps biz phone calls at 10p
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Posted in Business, 14th January 2003 11:45 GMT
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BT is capping the cost of phone calls for businesses as part of a move to overhaul call tariffs.
Out goes per-minute billing and distinctions between peak and off-peak calls. Instead, fixed-line calls (nope, it don't apply to calls made to mobile phones) made by business punters in the UK will cost no more than 10p a throw.
The key restriction is that the call must not last more than an hour - otherwise other charges apply.
Still, since only around three per cent of business calls last more than an hour BT reckons this will be a hit with business.
Oh, and the other restriction is that businesses must spend at least £500 a year on their phone bill to qualify for the package.
BT Business Plan - as it's called - is the first in a series of changes BT plans to introduce to its business services. As well as closer customer contact, BT is also looking reward customers for their loyalty to the BT brand. ®
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