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Am I correct in saying BT Mobile is in fact EE? YES

I am moving house and considering getting BT Infinity (no Virgin available) rather than Sky, so am looking to do a deal with BT for landline, Broadband, BT Sport and BT mobile.
I thought that BT mobile was originally O2, but got taken over by Deutsch Telecom???
T Mobile, Orange and EE are now the same, so presumably soon to become BT Mobile?


I've just done a deal with BT for Infinity2 at £15.00 per month for 24 months.
(Up to 76Mbps download and 19Mbps upload - although those are the max speeds and I'll get nothing like that, being near to the end of the line - but this latter fact helps with my haggle - as does the fact too, that the Virgin box is not too far from the top of my drive)
This deal also includes for 500GB of Free BT Cloud storage.
There are also a few extras in my deal, such as an Unlimited Anytime Calls Add-on at £6.50 and
BT Answer 1571 at £2.25
BT Sport at £3.00 for 12 months with a 50% Special Offer discount
Caller Display is also Free for 12 months, going up to £1.75 per month from M13
Landline is £18.99
We also have BT Mobile deals too.

My tip is to give them a ring and ask what kind of a deal they can give you. During the conversation, ask them directly, "And is this the very best deal you can give me? I'm going to make a decision between you and Virgin, you see. I need to know what your best deal for me actually is."
Currently, they appreciate, that have you on the line. Once this call ends, they might well have lost you to the competition.

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Thanks Exec. There seems to be no way of getting out of paying the £18.99 line rental. Cloud storage isn't really much interest to me. BT Sport is, as is a decent mobile deal. I will give them a ring.

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i'll put my name down for one after I've paid me Lecky bill..

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Allow me :- TalkTalk's wi-fi hack advice is 'astonishing'

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Talk Talk hacker gets £85 fine. Yes, that's only £85. (Which means he only gets fined 8,500p)

Oh, and he gets a 12 month Rehabilitation Order as well.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/12/13/teenager-hacked-talktalk-website-let-85-fine-12-month-youth/

Serves him well right, innit.

Looking at treating myself too a new tablet,size wise 10.1'' or what ever they are these days,must be Android as i hate anything Apple,are Samsung Galaxy tablets any good ??

Have a 7'' Asus which is good but the screen is a little bit small for my my eyes so hence the reason for looking at the larger screen version,can you do most things with these more upto date tablets ?? mainly want to look at various online accounts and get me away from either my main computers or my laptop.It will mainly be used with wifi but on my Asus i do also have a sim card inside just incase i need it at any time.

Would it be a wise move getting a Samsung Galaxy,always willing to try other brands as well.

Any suggestions would be most welcome,many thanks

I've heard these are good for poor eyesight! :-)