Master Phone Socket

Does anyone know about moving a master phone socket from the hall into the living room. Do i have to have BT do it and how much does it cost, There's not much play in the lead.

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I would say that, why bother with a land line at all, with mobile phones becoming cheaper and land lines becoming more expensive , its a no brainer to say to the provider,
" hoi thee, move it free or lose my custom "

It's easy. If you know how!

But, first, can I ask, why do you want it moved? and what's wrong with using an extension lead?

Tom

Five Gee is the way to go

I accidentally connected to a call on the landline and it cost 85p for 2min 22secs if I had used my mobile (pag) it would have cost 9p

I got rid of my landline years ago.

I want it moving so my wifi runs faster i want the router in the same room as my pc and tv also i can hear the phone better I had extensions but they slowed my wifi down and looked untidy It didnt look bad under a carpet but not with laminate flooring

My router was moved by me to the living room by extension.It works perfectly well and i get 55 gig out of the 60 that i pay for.

sonlyme So did mine when i had carpets but i had to drill a hole in a wall but now i've filled the hole in and got laminates in the hall and living room and it don't look right and i cant hear the phone if the telly is on now i want it moving

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Peter this is very loud as you plug it into your phone £19.99 Amazon

nana i'mnot deaf its the wifi i want near the telly and the master socket for better reception without extensions

Sorry Peter I picked up on you can't hear phone when TV is on

Nana x

peter g i drilled through the wall as well but bought a length of that self adhesive plastic trunking to mask the cable.I have laminate flooring and it looks fine.