Talk Anytime International 300

[#1]

I see this listed as a product but its not available if I do a "Change product"

[#2]

where have you been
that option was available up to Jan 4th as a heritage item and as long as you didnt move you keep it,  its probably like all heritage item - I still have the anytine 240 phone product, is you move broadband product you have to specifically ask for it via ticket on the move.
I know a sleepy agent did a change and it took several month to sort it out for me

[#3]

Its shown as a current active product :
http://www.plus.net/residential/tariffs/homephone.html

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These tariffs came into effect on 4th January 2011.

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Talk Evenings & Weekends Evenings and Weekend local and national calls Free Talk Anytime Anytime local and national calls Free Top international destinations 25% Discount Talk Anytime International 300 Anytime local and national calls Free Top 20 Countries 300 minutes included

If its only a legacy product then they need to mark it as such.
As I'm now going to be making a lot more calls to the US PN phone really isn't looking too good a deal for me any more - BT don't charge much more for their basic packages and with F&F International bolted on.....

[#4]

what also changed on the 4th, the new one is £3.50 extra with 25% discount,  the old one £5.00 with free calls

[#5]

I know the revised one is 3.50 after 3 months with a 25% discount. I think I need to sit down with my calculator and see if its going to be cheaper to jump ship (which I suspect it will be).

[#6]

I dont use them but a lot of people have said the numerous dial up numbers are a lot cheaper than PN or BT and can be used on PN home phone

[#7]

Last time I used one of those services the quality was terrible (I think they over multiplexed it) - but that was in 1999 and it was to Hawaii