Where does Plusnet stand on the EU referendum!

[#1]

I currently have my broadband through Plusnet and telephone through BT.
My BT landline is up for renewal but since they have announced they are for EU membership I am no longer interested in being their customer.
Does anyone know where Plusnet stand on EU membership as I will move my landline number to them and also upgrade to fibre!

[#2]

PlusNet is owned by BT, and if BT is for the EU PlusNet will be for the EU as well.

[#3]

Looks like I'm cancelling both my BT landline and Plusnet subscription then - loathe the concept of the EU Federal Superstate  
dick:quote

[#4]

But BT and PlusNet don't have a vote!
You do, so use it!  

[#5]

Quote from: IVYDEAN39

Looks like I'm cancelling both my BT landline and Plusnet subscription then - loathe the concept of the EU Federal Superstate   [Moderator's note by Dick (Strat):  Full quote of preceding post removed, as per Forum Rule]

OP, please enlighten us:
1. How being in or out of the EU will affect anyone's telephone or broadband?
2. How you intend to completely escape BT in its many forms, seeing much of infrastructure maintenance is down to them?
3. Have other providers all decided their positions? What will you do if majority agree with BT/PN? You may end up with a narrow, and not necessarily attractive pool of choice.
Best of luck!

[#6]

Quote from: lucerne

OP, please enlighten us:

Yes obviously it is difficult to spend money in areas I don't wish it to go!
For example I don't shop in Boots due to their tax status but I still use google  
I do not shop in Sports Direct nor do I buy from Amazon.
At present I am doing my upmost to not spend my money on Business that is NOT Pro-EU.

[#7]

Being in the EU has brought down the cost of mobile phone calls and data roaming. This would never have happen if we were outside of the EU.
So it has saved lots of people lots of money.

[#8]

The free market decides the cost of calls - or else your claim is that the EU does not operate a free market economy?
dick:quote

[#9]

Call costs were forced down by EU legislation. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-33325031
All the UK operators do is raise prices. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/phones/2016/02/ee-and-o2-customers-face-13-price-rise-in-march

[#10]

The elasticity of supply & demand - simple economics.
If the price is to high then the demand for it weakens and alternatives solutions are found.
If im on the continent I just have a coffee in McDonalds and use the free wifi and viber to call home.

[#11]

Quote from: Midnight

PlusNet is owned by BT,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35657210
This should be interesting!

[#12]

The way I read it

Quote from: IVYDEAN39

My BT landline is up for renewal but since they have announced they are for EU membership I am no longer interested in being their customer.

... seems to conflict with ...

Quote from: IVYDEAN39

At present I am doing my upmost to not spend my money on Business that is NOT Pro-EU.

[#13]

Quote from: RobPN

... seems to conflict with ...

Well you know what I meant,
exploiters, tax dodgers and Pro EU organisations are areas I do not wish to spend my money in if I can help it - although so difficult in todays world!