Broadband and calls packages

I'm finding, as I see others have, that 10Gb just isn't enough.  It's only the 9th of the month and we've already had the warning email.  So, I'd like to upgrade but I can't find a package that suits.  I want more broadband but without either losing something I already have or paying more than I want to for more than I need but those appear to be my only options.  I can either pay £18/m for 4x the broadband but lose inclusive evening calls or I could pay £28, retain the evening calls as well as the weekend calls but get unlimited broadband, when I know I'm unlikely to use more than 40Gb.  Why can't I just increase my broadband allowance, pay a little extra but retain the things I currently have?
At this rate, I'll be jumping ship to another broadband provider as soon as I get the chance...

Hi Helen welcome to the forum Unfortunately there is no in between product. It's either option 1 which gives 10 gb or option 2 which gives 40 gb. BT do a phone bolt on service which is £5 a month and it gives you free anytime calls to 01 02 and 03 numbers for one hour. You can hang up and redial before the 1 hour if you need to, and you won't be charged for your calls. You also get numbers to 0845 and 0870 included in this aswell. This would mean £23 for option 2 broadband and anytime free calls.
BT charge £5 for every 5GB you go over your usage allowance, so if you do nothing and go 10GB over, you would be charged £10 which with option 1 internet would mean you're paying the same amount. Plus if you've already approached 10 GB on 9th, it's unlikely you will make it to the 30th on the extra 10 GB, and you pay for each 5GB block, so if you used 10.01 GB you would be charged for 15GB. If this continuously occured you would be forced by BT to upgrade because your package is not matching your requirements (BT do not see it as an option for customers to break their usage allowance month after month for the whole of their contract).
Also be aware that your contract is renewed when you upgrade, so if you are nearing the end of a contract then you won't be able to leave when your current one expires, it will be when the new one expires, which may be several months later.
I hope this is of help to you
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    Hi there and welcome,
    Try this link http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProducts/displayTopic.do?topicId=25633
    if it is wrong someone may give you a better link. Patty-L
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    See http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/36397/c/346,402,5685
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  • Re: Unlimited anytime call package?

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