"Having last put up prices in January 2013, BT is doing it again for new residential customers from 19th April 2013. All the existing call 'Plans' are being withdrawn from new supply and replaced by new 'Calls' plans. These will be added to the next site update.
So 'Unlimited Weekend Plan' is now 'Unlimited Weekend Calls' at same line rental, but inland calls up to 9p/min with 15p call set-up (from 8.41p and 13.87p), UK mobile all now 12p/min (from 11.3p). 'Unlimited Weekend and Evening Calls' rental down to £2/month (from £3.30) but paid call prices up per previously. 'Unlimited Anytime Calls' rental up to £7/month (from £5.15) but is now effectively the old 'Unlimited Anytime Plan Plus' that was £8/month and has UK mobile calls at 6p/min. So there is a saving if calling UK mobiles for more than 30 minutes a month. Minimum 12 month contract. No changes to line rental or international calls. As far as I understand, existing customers will need to change plans to get the new prices, if they are a saving."


http://www.telecom-tariffs.co.uk/tcomhist.htm

SilentCallsVictim wrote on May 10^th, 2013 at 5:47pm:


So you have inside info on  Bt,s next move for existing customers then.

"We've now frozen a number of our key prices for existing BT customers until 2014 at the earliest.

Plus customers would have the option to not accept them.

http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35832/~/price-changes-from-5-janu...

and Telecom Tariffs have amended bit i quoted in my original post by adding ( Note these new plans remove cheaper evening inland landline and mobile calls)

sherbert wrote on Jun 4^th, 2013 at 9:47pm:


So equilavent to £11.75 a month line rental  if you pay up front from now on.Saves you £44.40 a year.