This week BT set up their new IT support line in order to offer a new service to customers who feel less than technically able when it comes to their home technology.
As well as being useful for troubleshooting common broadband and computer issues, BT are claiming that customers can call them to discuss any technology problems they are having – whether that be with their mobile phone or their digital camera.
The new tech support line will be available between 8am and 11pm 365 days a year for £8.99 a month for all BT customers, with the new promotion suggesting that people should ‘clean up their home technology’.
This is great news if you’re a BT customer and feel you would get your money’s worth from an extra monthly expenditure. But what should you do if you’re a customer of another provider, or simply think you can’t afford to sign up to another Direct Debit?
Broadband Genie (www.broadbandgenie.co.uk)
Ciaron Dunne from Broadband Genie, explains:
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“For general set-up advice and information you can visit our Broadband Buyer’s Guide. This is full of essential bits of information like how to set up your broadband connection. Alternatively, our Broadband Advice Forum, found through our Broadband Genie Blog gives you the chance to post troubling questions and seek advice for free!”
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