I would have hoped there shouldn't be a need to pay deferred charges as PN are the party instigating the changes through the price increase.

As the person joining or accepting a deal has to agree to the T&C's I think that would be difficult to argue
Then again IANAL neither am I a Plusnet Rep

Just read your reply, looks like PN have all bases covered in the small print.

Dunno if that would start up legally

T&C can't circumvent the law.

Ok the ticket has been raised for my decision to leave due to terms and conditions ,
I should receive a reply in the next 13 hours , so I'll let you guys know.

I think the amount of discussion about a simple price increase that may or not affect certain people who may or may not have certain services and who may or may not be new customers must say something about how poorly written the original details were....

As far as I can tell Unlimited prices won't change (the only time Unlimited is mentioned is with the cessation charge, but with careful and forward planning you wouldn't need to pay that anyway).

And that's the problem with the missive - it's ambiguous...

Edited by deleted (Sat 03-Aug-13 20:24:02)

In reply to a post by MrTAToad2:

... the only time Unlimited is mentioned is with the cessation charge, but with careful and forward planning you wouldn't need to pay that anyway.

Eh?

What careful forward planning avoids a cease charge if all broadband is ceased, and conversely what legitimately causes a cease charge on a migration?

Talk Talk is also putting their prices up as well. i think i will stay as I am, not line rental to rise and even if the price do go up I doubt it would go up by much and I am still paying less than I would be with any fibre service and phone line.


10Mbits is more than enough for what I want.

Eh ?

What careful forward planning avoids a cease charge if you have moved away and avoid the cease charge ?

That's a gibberish reply.