Biscit Introduces Phone and Broadband Subsidies for Students and Senior Citizens
Biscit today announces phone and broadband subsidies for students and senior citizens. The announcement is aimed at strengthening Biscit's call last week for government to support the voice and data needs of these important socio-economic groups in a similar way to education, travel and heating subsidies.
Phone and broadband bundles have become must-have services for consumers across the country. The first were introduced by Talk Talk and Biscit earlier this year and quickly became flagship offerings for both providers.
Biscit's voice and broadband bundles are branded freeMAX. freeMAX Home is ideal for senior citizens, allowing them to keep in touch with family and friends at minimum cost, and also to be part of the always-connected online interactive community. For just £18.00* per month, they'll receive 720 anytime call minutes to landlines each month, up to 8Mbps broadband and a generous 2GB data download allowance.
freeMAX Unlimited is perfect for students living off campus. For just £27.00* per month, they'll receive 2400 anytime call minutes to UK landlines each month, up to 8Mbps broadband, unlimited bandwidth, and unlimited call time to 2 nominated landlines in Australia and New Zealand, certain European countries, or in Canada and the USA.
Importantly for students and senior citizens joining the freeMAX wave is that they'll never receive another line rental bill from BT; with Biscit, they'll save £11.00 per month, or £132 per year, in line rental charges alone.
Students wishing to subscribe to freeMAX Home or Unlimited should fax a copy of their student card quoting reference "EDU 10" to Biscit's fax number 07092 111511. Senior citizens should fax a copy of their travel card to the same number quoting reference "SC 10." Terms and conditions apply.
Prices include a 10% discount for students and senior citizens only and are inclusive of VAT. Full details of Biscit's freeMAX services are available on its website www.biscit.net. Details are also available on the website of the recently acquired V21 business … www.v21.co.uk
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