O2 launches landline deals
By Jennifer Scott,
O2 is taking on the big guns in the telecoms market by offering a landline of its own.
Announced today, the home phone deal will be available starting in March for those who use O2’s broadband.
The “Evening and Weekend” offer will cost £9.50 per month with unlimited calls to UK homes on evenings and weekends. Alternatively the “Anytime” deal will cost £12.50 per month and allows any time, unlimited calls to UK homes, 0845/0870 numbers and landlines in over 20 countries. Customers will still need a working BT landline though.
A joint deal for O2’s standard broadband packages plus Evening and Weekend will come in at £17 a month including line rental.
“This is the most important launch for us in the home space since we entered the broadband market and is part of our strategy to evolve beyond mobile to a leading connectivity brand ,” said Sally Cowdry, UK marketing director at O2, in a statement.
“We know how many of our customers value the convenience of paying for their home phone and broadband together with no hidden extra costs,” she added.
Extra features such as Hide My Number, Last Caller ID and Last Number Delete come with the packages and extras are available for a “bolt on” monthly fee – Voicemail, Call Waiting, Caller Display, Call Barring and Ring Back.
To check if you can get the broadband and landline packages in your area, you can text your home phone number to 61202, call 0800 954 1427 or visit the O2 website.
In September 2009, O2 launched a business fixed line service working alongside BT Wholesale as part of a five-year contract.
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