Preparing for trying to get a good new deal

Question

My current contract expired last September. I don't think I got a particularly good deal and was immediately a bit frustrated that I had rather too soon accepted what was being offered. I currently pay about £58 per month for Line rental, total broadband, anytime calls and unlimited BT vision.
I have looked at the prices being offered to new customers and, ignoring the free period, I see Broadband and calls for £16, anytime add on £7, TV essentials £5 and line rental(paid in advance) of £10.75 per month. Does this meaan that I should be able to get these services( I want to downgrade to vision essentials) for £38.75 as an existing user? We do not have infinity so you view is not relevant. Could I even get a better deal?
Finally, my understanding is that the new BT Sport channels will be included as part of the above package - not HD of course.
Thanks

Answer 1

Well, I was offered more or less what new custoners are getting, except for the free period, so I was happy enough with that. Frustratingly the annual line rental paid up front has TODAY increased by £12 to £141 ,but at least they knocked £1 a month off BT essentials for 12 months so it evened up. Having gone through everything, I didn't really feel like  going into ' haggling mode' but I doubt I could have done much better - 12 month contract required.
Of more interest and some disappointment is that I was told that, as I was not in an Infinity area, my Bt box( Black vision +) would not be capable of getting BT Sport via the aerial for 1 August and maybe a while after. I was told they were working on getting BTSport via the aerial and that you would need to be in an area which receives 4 Music and Viva ( I think I am) but, even then, you may need a You View box.
The only option will be to get it via the internet( and play throught the TV if you want to )