How do I update divert-to-voicemail on my BT Broadband talk account?

Documentation doesn't state and the BT site is ****e.

Thanks

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How do I update divert-to-voicemail on my BT Broadband talk account?

Documentation doesn't state and the BT site is ****e.

Thanks

This any good to you?

http://www.btbusinessshop.com/page/using_voicemail1571

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GNUEMAIL-Postmaster laid this down on his screen :
How do I update divert-to-voicemail on my BT Broadband talk account?

Documentation doesn't state and the BT site is ****e.

Thanks

This any good to you?

http://www.btbusinessshop.com/page/using_voicemail1571



Thanks for the interesting link, but after an hour on the phone to BT India,
I found out where I need to go: http://www.bt.com/bbv

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GNUEMAIL-Postmaster laid this down on his screen :
How do I update divert-to-voicemail on my BT Broadband talk account?

Documentation doesn't state and the BT site is ****e.

Thanks

This any good to you?

http://www.btbusinessshop.com/page/using_voicemail1571



Thanks for the interesting link, but after an hour on the phone to BT
India,
I found out where I need to go: http://www.bt.com/bbv

Interesting. I am about to move home, and was looking for a new broadband
provider. Until I read that sentence, BT were in pole position but now I
think they may have retired to the pit lane.

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GNUEMAIL-Postmaster laid this down on his screen :
How do I update divert-to-voicemail on my BT Broadband talk account?

Documentation doesn't state and the BT site is ****e.

Thanks

This any good to you?

http://www.btbusinessshop.com/page/using_voicemail1571



Thanks for the interesting link, but after an hour on the phone to BT
India,
I found out where I need to go: http://www.bt.com/bbv

Interesting. I am about to move home, and was looking for a new broadband
provider. Until I read that sentence, BT were in pole position but now I
think they may have retired to the pit lane.




You might like to know that they use dynamic IPs as well, presumably to stop
people setting up a moderate bandwidth consuming home server/domain/ftp site
etc etc.

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Partac wrote:

Interesting. I am about to move home, and was looking for a new broadband
provider. Until I read that sentence, BT were in pole position but now I
think they may have retired to the pit lane.

If you want UK based technical support and if static IPs are important
for you like they would appear to be to the OP then go for BT business
broadband if you want to go BT, even though you are wanting it for home.

In article .com,
writes:
Partac wrote:

Interesting. I am about to move home, and was looking for a new broadband
provider. Until I read that sentence, BT were in pole position but now I
think they may have retired to the pit lane.

If you want UK based technical support and if static IPs are important
for you like they would appear to be to the OP then go for BT business
broadband if you want to go BT, even though you are wanting it for home.

I can confirm BT business broadband support was excellent when I was
with them (up to about 2 years ago), but much more expensive than
any residential offerings. I've been very happy with AAISP since then,
and now have a number of ADSL lines with them.

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GNUEMAIL-Postmaster wrote:

Interesting. I am about to move home, and was looking for a new broadband
provider. Until I read that sentence, BT were in pole position but now I
think they may have retired to the pit lane.

You might like to know that they use dynamic IPs as well, presumably to stop
people setting up a moderate bandwidth consuming home server/domain/ftp site
etc etc.

That doesn't stop you, as there's plenty of dynamic DNS services out
there to get round this issue.
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GNUEMAIL-Postmaster wrote:

Interesting. I am about to move home, and was looking for a new
broadband
provider. Until I read that sentence, BT were in pole position but now
I
think they may have retired to the pit lane.

You might like to know that they use dynamic IPs as well, presumably to
stop
people setting up a moderate bandwidth consuming home server/domain/ftp
site
etc etc.

That doesn't stop you, as there's plenty of dynamic DNS services out
there to get round this issue.
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www.italiancar.co.uk - Honda VFR800 - Hongdou GY200 - Alfa 75 TSpark
Alfa 156 2.0 TSpark - B6 Passat 2.0TDI - COSOC KOTL
BoTAFOT #87 - BoTAFOF #18 - MRO # - UKRMSBC #7 - Apostle #2 - YTC #


.....such as dynip.com and zapto.org

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