BT – Contact & Support Information
BT offers broadband, TV, mobile, and landline services across the UK. Here's how to get help with technical issues, billing, or service queries.
Why contact BT?
- Broadband or Wi-Fi issues
- TV service problems
- Mobile network or SIM issues
- Landline faults
- Billing, payments, or account queries
- Complaints or service cancellations
1. BT Help & Support Pages
BT’s support site offers step-by-step guides and troubleshooting tips.
- Visit BT Help
- Browse by service: broadband, TV, mobile, landline
- Search for keywords like slow broadband or billing
2. Live Chat
Available on the BT website for real-time support.
- Open chat via the “Contact us” or “Help” pages
- Provide your account details or postcode if prompted
- Agents can handle both technical and billing queries
3. Phone Support
BT has dedicated phone lines for different customer types.
- From a BT phone
- Dial 150 (free of charge)
- From any other phone
- 0330 1234 150 (standard rates apply)
- Opening hours
- Typically 8am–9pm weekdays, 8am–8pm weekends (subject to change)
4. Email & Webform
BT does not offer direct email addresses for support, but you can use secure online forms.
- Log in to My BT
- Submit support tickets via your account portal
- Attach screenshots or documents if required
5. Social Media
- Twitter/X: @bt_uk
- Facebook: message the official BT UK page
Social media support is usually available during business hours.
6. BT Community Forum
Peer-to-peer help with input from BT staff moderators.
- Visit the BT Community
- Search for answers or post your own question
7. BT App
Manage your account and services directly from your phone.
- Check service status and outages
- View and pay bills
- Access technical support tools
8. Complaints & Escalation
If your issue is unresolved, follow BT’s complaints procedure:
- Raise the complaint through phone, live chat or webform
- Keep a record of all correspondence and reference numbers
- If still unresolved after 8 weeks, escalate to CISAS (Communications Ombudsman)
Tips for effective communication
- Have your BT account number and postcode ready
- Be specific about the problem (include error codes, times, symptoms)
- Take screenshots of billing pages or service status messages
- Stay calm and polite; escalate if the first contact cannot help