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How many countries does the BT Group operate in?
The BT Group operates out of the UK. They currently operate in over 170 countries. They have well over 18 million customers. They provide telecommunications services.
What country is BT Broadband based?
BT Broadband is a internet/telephone service provider. The BT in BT Broadband stands for British Telecommunications, therefore they are based out of Britain.
What country does BT Home service?
BT Home provides services to the United Kingdom. BT is short for British Telecom. They provide phone, television and broadband packages for UK customers.
In which country is the BT Phone Book used?
The BT Phone Book is used in the United Kingdom, which consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. BT stands for British Telecommunications.
In what country is BT Broadband most readily available?
BT Broadband is most readily available in the United Kingdom. BT stands for British Telecom and it is the biggest telecoms provider with the United Kingdom.
In which country is the BT Telephone company located in?
The BT Group is one of the oldest and largest telecommunication companies in the world and operates in over 170 countries. The headquarters for BT Group is in London, England.
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In what country does Reginae Carter live?
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What does the company BT Broadband Talk do?
The company BT Broadband Talk offers products and services to people who operate their own business, be it small business or large business. One of these services is, the access to both a phone line and broadband service with a 3 month special offer which is free of monthly pay.
In which country does argos operate?
uk
Is it mandatory to be a BT broadband or BT mobile customer to get free BT WI-fi?
Yes you have to be a BT broadband or BT mobile customer.
Does the bt homehub2 broadcast btfon and openzone on the N standard or the G standard?
The BT Home Hub 2 broadcasts BT Fon and Openzone using the 802.11g standard. This means that while the home network can operate on the N standard for better performance and speed, the public Wi-Fi hotspots (BT Fon and Openzone) are limited to the older G standard. This allows for broader compatibility with a range of devices that may not support the N standard.
