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Shell Energy UK Increases the Price of Calls and Calling Plans
Monday, Jan 10th, 2022 (12:01 am) - Score 2,504
Energy provider and UK broadband ISP Shell Energy will later this morning increase the prices of their calling plans and related features. For example, the monthly price of their ‘Anytime Calls‘ add-on will rise from £10 to £10.61 per month.
Calls to UK landlines (outside inclusive allowances) will also go from 18 pence per minute to 19.10ppm, and it’s a similar trend in other areas. But we should point out that this is still cheaper than some of their rivals (e.g. TalkTalk charges 24ppm and BT charges 20.9ppm etc.).
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Mobile to Landline is cheaper still
With landlines all going VoIP in the next few years I don’t see these providers reducing these charges to what already dedicated VoIP suppliers charge (mine charges 1p a min to landlines). Its a big con