Post Office HomePhone reports on customer figures

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Post Office HomePhone reports on customer figures

Mon 30th Jan 2006

The Post Office has announced that some 4,000 people a day are signing up for their HomePhone service.

New customers signing up for the Post Office HomePhone service before March 31st will get £50 off their phone bill.

Furthermore, the new Post Office directory enquiries service has been launched, which has a flat rate for customers regardless of the length of the call.

Everyone using the service will pay 40p and there are no additional costs, which the Post Office claims is 23p cheaper than its two largest rivals.
Simon Carter, head of Post Office HomePhone, said: "With 11 88 55 you get what you want and you know how much you’re paying for it."

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