LETTER: BT's changing pattern of calls

Ian Drew
Sunday 07 September 1997 18:02 EDT
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Sir: Friends & Family is BT's free scheme which provides a 10 per cent discount on all calls to up to 10 telephone numbers selected by the customer (Letters, 2 September). These numbers are not changed without the customer's permission.

To help customers, and in response to demand, BT now recommends the 10 numbers which they have recently called which would give the biggest savings.

Of course, calling patterns change and, over time, some of those numbers may be called less frequently or not at all.

BT include everyone's home number as an 11th Friends & Family number so that those customers who telephone home, using their BT Chargecard, can benefit from the 10 per cent discount.

IAN DREW

BT Market Response Manager

Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire

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