Don't forget the cessation fee of £30 on top of the remaining months of the contract.

Wouldn't up to 24Mbps ADSL2+ be any good then, dependant upon distance to the exchange (attenuation) ?

thanks..
i am on line rental saver...so it seems its not applicable... however as i paid for 1 year upfront would it apply for the last 6 months..

In reply to a post by chrisparr:

Don't forget the cessation fee of £30 on top of the remaining months of the contract.

i cant see that mentioned in the early broadband termination charges..
all it says is monthly charges..

and for me its table 1.10 as i joined before june 2013.
i.e £5.50 x no: of months left in contract.

cant see another cessation fee mentioned in the policy!!

well after all this if i find a property where fibre is available i wont have to do all these things..lets hope so....

Edited by deleted (Tue 15-Oct-13 19:18:40)

That's interesting, but not in a nice way.

It says it's an 18-month contract . That leaves open several questions as to what happens at the end of a 12-month LRS, including this one.

I assume you wouldn't want a PlusNet landline at your new place, if you have VM cable? If you did, I haven't checked but maybe a home move of the phone service is available within a second LRS.

I think if you have an 18 months contract for fibre + phone then you are also contracted for 18 months line rental with Plusnet. So if you paid for 12 months in advance for line rental (none of which can be refunded if you leave?) you may also be liable for early termination fees on the remaining 6 months.

Edited by 4M2 (Tue 15-Oct-13 19:27:56)

Table 2.9.

Unfortunately Openreach charge all ISPs for a complete cease of broadband at a premises. The actual charge an ISP raises on a customer varies, but the PN one is a typical figure.

If people do a House Move within a contract, like you might, that still means PN get charged, but because they keep the contracted customer they normally swallow the charge on ADSLx. On fibre I don't know what they do.

with vm cable i may still keep plusnet phone till phone contract expires although i dont use landline at all..

by the time of move i would have completed 12 months for which i have paid line rental saver..
so the interesting question is about the last 6 months!!

The question would arise as to whether or not there were any line installation charges.

I think you are going to have to wait until your new house is chosen, and then get involved with one of the reps that come here, rather than first-line support. Unless the answer is relevant to your choice of house, which I doubt. There are too many unknowns at this stage, not the least of which is the date of the move.

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 15-Oct-13 21:23:11)