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Primus cheapest UK line rental deal extended

Primus extends UK’s cheapest phone line rental offer

Tuesday 1 December, 2009

By Seamour Rathore seamour@consumerchoices.co.uk

You can get the UK’s cheapest line rental deal in time for Christmas, as Primus has extended its £9.49 deal.

Value home phone provider, Primus, has extended its line rental offer until Friday 15 January 2010.

With the offer, you can get monthly line rental for £9.49 a month through Homephonechoices.co.uk.

The Home Phone Saver deal features:

  • Line rental plus free evening and weekend calls to national UK numbers
  • Payment by monthly direct debit
  • Paperless (online) billing
  • You can keep your current phone number
  • Primus will now handle any faults on your line
  • Switching normally takes 10-14 days.

Simon Piper, new business manager at Homephonechoices.co.uk, said: “We’re all spending more at this time of year, so switching to a cheaper home phone deal is one way to claw something back.

“This deal is the cheapest standalone home phone line rental and calls deal out there just now, and will save you £1.76 a month on BT (www.bt.com) line rental alone.”



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