19-05-2026 12:35 AM
I was offered a home broadband by EE, I didn’t know is coming from BT actually .
2 weeks waiting for an engineer and when arrived , he said he can not connect to any network . I’ve send the entire pack sealed back to EE. One month later in my credit score with Transunion appears £39 NOT PAID as default, against BT and 200 points down from my credit score . Called BT 2 times, they said sorry , nothing changed , called EE few times and after 3 months ( in default by BT’s error) they admitted their mistake and removed the default from my account , still never got the credit score points back ! I tried everything, nobody could do anything except sorry after sorry . Me unlucky or BT some idi0ts?
19-05-2026 03:38 AM
@Sergi0 : What does BT Wholesale Broadband Availability Checker > Address Checker estimate for your address? Post the whole table, the text below it and the line above it, blanking out your address.
19-05-2026 04:18 AM
I find your comment out of context, the purpose of my post was to show people what BT can do without even trying to call me before deciding to add that error bill on NO PAID. they might’ve even sold the debt to other companies specialised in debt recovery….
i totally hate this idi0ts !
19-05-2026 04:24 AM
It was trying to ascertain whether & what BB you can get from EE, in response to "he said he can not connect to any network" but if you're past that stage then ignore it.
19-05-2026 08:29 AM
@Sergi0 Find it strange that BT are involved in any way with this, you ordered Broadband with EE or where in this case offered, per chance did you have your Broadband with BT as the ISP, and although EE are owned by the BT Group that is it nothing else BT wise, they stand as there own company within the Group portfolio....