Ofcom tells BT to reduce landline-only prices

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clock 28 February 2017 •
Ofcom tells BT to reduce landline-only prices
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Ofcom tells BT to reduce landline-only prices

Prices should be slashed by £5 per month, says watchdog

Government telecoms watchdog Ofcom is to force BT to cut its charges for landline-only services by at least £5 a month. The decision follows an Ofcom review which showed that BT's landline-only customers...

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