have listed my telephone number in the phone book, after I requested to be Ex Directory.?
There are a lot of possible questions, and it needs a lot more information before this can be answered. Why and when was the Sky box fitted? How can a Satelite dish affect a land-line? How long have you previously been ex-D? are the first that come to mind. I worked on BT since it was Post Office Telephones in 1951, until 1991. I can see no way that you can make a financial claim. What you should do is to argue that you have been Ex-D in the past, and that as this has not been continued request a change of number. I know that this can be inconvenient as a number of people will be aware of you present number, but unless you wait for a new directory (with your name excluded) this may be the only way. I recently had a similar experience. My number has never been published, but when I changed to BT Total Broadband using the BT hub, I was given (as goes with the system) a second number using broadband. This is a great asset as it costs no more, and the broadband line (usable at any time) gi
