telephone
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Can you help me find a telephone and broadband service?
Read more: Can you help me find a telephone and broadband service?Tenants are responsible for arranging any telephone and broadband services to the property during their tenancy. The links in the Further Reading section below will help you. Further Reading MoneySavingExpert Compare broadband deals, phone line & TV Ofcom Broadband and mobile coverage checker Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here Please rate this article so we know how well it answered your question…
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Is there a particular telephone/internet provider for the house we are moving in to?
Read more: Is there a particular telephone/internet provider for the house we are moving in to?No Further Reading Do I need to set up telephone and broadband services at the property? Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here Please rate this article so we know how well it answered your question…
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I have a problem with my television reception can you help?
Read more: I have a problem with my television reception can you help?No sorry – The landlord is not responsible for the provision or maintenance of any installation, equipment or service for telephone, broadband or satellite or terrestrial television in the property. Neither the landlord nor his agent have tested any part of any telephone installation or any part of any broadcast receiving installation in the property. For problems with satellite television we recommend you contact your satellite service provider. For problems with terrestial television we recommend you contact an aerial installer such as Infinity Aerials (Street) on 0800 024 6254 / 0776 917 7912 or Cheddar and Wells Aerials (Cheddar) on…
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I have a problem with my telephone line can you help?
Read more: I have a problem with my telephone line can you help?No sorry – The landlord is not responsible for the provision or maintenance of any installation, equipment or service for telephone, broadband or satellite or terrestrial television in the property. Neither the landlord nor his agent have tested any part of any telephone installation or any part of any broadcast receiving installation in the property. For problems with your telephone line we recommend you contact your telephone service provider.
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Can you tell me about the telephone line at the property?
Read more: Can you tell me about the telephone line at the property?No sorry – The landlord is not responsible for the provision or maintenance of any installation, equipment or service for telephone, broadband or satellite or terrestrial television in the property. Neither the landlord nor his agent have tested any part of any telephone installation or any part of any broadcast receiving installation in the property. To find out the telephone number for any existing telephone line in the property connect a handset to a telephone point and dial the BT line test number 17070. If you are arranging a telephone service in the property, be aware it can take up…
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Do I need to set up telephone and broadband services at the property?
Read more: Do I need to set up telephone and broadband services at the property?Yes – You are responsible for any arranging any telephone and broadband services to the property during your tenancy. If you are arranging a telephone service in the property, be aware it can take up to 30 days to go live. If you are arranging a telephone service in the property before the start of your tenancy please check with any existing occupier if they have a telephone service and if so what date they plan to terminate the service.
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Can the departing tenant take the telephone number with them?
Read more: Can the departing tenant take the telephone number with them?If the tenant is liable for the telephone line and paying the telephone bill (i.e. it’s not included in the rent as you would commonly find with sharers) then, yes, they can take the number with them as it’s their number to take. Special provision for telephone lines and telephone numbers is sometimes written into tenancy agreements but care needs to be taken that any such terms are fair and reasonable. Terms that are unduly restrictive on the tenant would be deemed unfair and therefore unenforceable.