I expect that you already knew (I didn’t) that if you want to move your broad band from BT to another supplier, they will charge you £60 pa for you to keep your ...@bt.com email address. Bit cheeky.
£60 per year, for that you could have your own domain name and e-mail hosting independent of any isp, i have done this for several years, ISP e-mail usually ■■■■■ like their own DNS servers do
I pay around £4 per year for a domain, and £12 for E-mail hosting
Get a Google address and keep it forever.
I have a xxxxxxxxxx hotmail.co.uk and costs me nowt ! so why pay for one ?
raymundo:
I have a xxxxxxxxxx hotmail.co.uk and costs me nowt ! so why pay for one ?
+1
I just do a new hotmail one every year, its best to change completely every so often then friends and family can’t keep in touch.
nick2008:
raymundo:
I have a xxxxxxxxxx hotmail.co.uk and costs me nowt ! so why pay for one ?+1
A thing called privacy trust google and Microsoft ? you have to be kidding
Bluey Circles:
its best to change completely every so often then friends and family can’t keep in touch.
tommy t:
nick2008:
raymundo:
I have a xxxxxxxxxx hotmail.co.uk and costs me nowt ! so why pay for one ?+1
A thing called privacy trust google and Microsoft ? you have to be kidding
Hotmail is owned by Microsoft
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Does changing your email address also help keep down the junk / spam etc??
And also when your details are sold / passed on to ‘third parties’■■? 
Bt are robbing bastarts
tommy t:
nick2008:
raymundo:
I have a xxxxxxxxxx hotmail.co.uk and costs me nowt ! so why pay for one ?+1
A thing called privacy trust google and Microsoft ? you have to be kidding
I send or receive no sensitive, damaging or illegal emails so I think the ‘privacy, trust’ thing is not applicable to me 
Anyone remember wanadoo?
mucker85:
Anyone remember wanadoo?
That was a weird mix of Freeserve and Orange, best avoided then and the same now! Even Prestel was safer 
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mucker85:
Anyone remember wanadoo?
That was a weird mix of Freeserve and Orange, best avoided then and the same now! Even Prestel was safer
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Freeserve, now you’re talking.
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BT Premium Mail gives you all the same features as your current BT Yahoo Mail:
costs £1.60 a month (rising to £5.00 on 6 May 2016) payable by direct debit after the free 12 month period expires
up to 11 email addresses: For you and your family to use
never ending storage: Use it as your personal archive to keep photos and everything that matters
spam protection: The latest technology delivers only the emails you want and blocks the spam you don’t
speed: Get and send emails and attachments fast
smart search and filters: Locate and manage your mail with powerful tools like personal filters and advanced searching
secure email: Keep your email secure from a brand you can trust with SSL technology
go mobile: Access your emails from any computer, Android, iPhone or iPad, wherever you are
Plus all the usual features you’d expect from an email service.
I know what Id be telling BT… Suckmyballs.com 
and if you ever think of leaving BT they will attempt to charge you £30 disconnection fee.
Last year, fibre was enabled in my village, 255 properties, 95 of us couldn’t get it.
Moved to a symmetris.co.uk and BT attempted to charge me disconnection. In that move, someone at BT decided if I didn’t want their BB, I wouldn’t need my phone, attempted to charge me a disconnection for that, plus a reconnection when they realised they boobed.
2 months later I moved to VOIP for my phone and they tried to charge £126 “early termination of contract” a contract that I hadn’t asked to be terminated 2 months earlier.
Total they tried to get from me was just shy of £300, took them to OFCOM and they paid me £200.
DadsRetired:
and if you ever think of leaving BT they will attempt to charge you £30 disconnection fee.Last year, fibre was enabled in my village, 255 properties, 95 of us couldn’t get it.
Moved to a symmetris.co.uk and BT attempted to charge me disconnection. In that move, someone at BT decided if I didn’t want their BB, I wouldn’t need my phone, attempted to charge me a disconnection for that, plus a reconnection when they realised they boobed.
2 months later I moved to VOIP for my phone and they tried to charge £126 “early termination of contract” a contract that I hadn’t asked to be terminated 2 months earlier.
Total they tried to get from me was just shy of £300, took them to OFCOM and they paid me £200.
never use the word cancel to a service provider, Bt Openreach do charge the provider for a cease of services and it is around £30 , This can rarely happen when migrating your BB from a provider who uses the BT platform for data back haul to one of the LLU providers who use their own network for exchanges , such as SKY and TT due the current provider raising a cease order , or the gaining provider not submitting the order correctly