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Situation : I am currently with BT under a 18month contract.
I believe I am half way through my obligations to the contract.
My circumstances although have changed,the property where the BT line is connected is not mine,its my ex partners.
Our relationship as broken down and I am moving back to my family members while I seek accommodation.
My question is this,when I phone BT and explain my situation to them.
Am I still obligated to carry on the existing contract remaining.
Or once I move back to Yorkshire can BT still bill me for the remaining contract still out standing.
Thanks for any advise.
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They can bill you for the remaining months and close off the contract. Thus allowing you to sever the service
The cost shpuld be less than the remaining months a lot of the time due to changes enforced by Ofcom
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At the moment I will not be taking the service with me due to me having no address of yet.
Like I say I will be stopping with my father for a sort time.
I just did not want to leave BT in the dark but I feel robbed that they can bill me for the months left on my contract.
I would have thought due to unforeseen circumstances they would just bill me the month in areas.
I may be leaving my ex partner but we have a Daughter an it would be unfair to leave them with my bills.
I really do not know what to do for the best but there is no way I will be paying nearly 9 months remaining on my contract because I am moving homes.
Thanks for the reply.
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Its the 'joys' of contracts.
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProduc...
Lists the relevant charges. In terms of unforeseen circumstances, while it may seem harsh, I doubt break-ups feature on that list. If you were buying their service at another location they might have waived or added the outstanding months to a new contract.
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Well, if you're not taking out a new contract and you're leaving your address then I think you will be able to walk away from the contract.
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Walk yes, but still under the obligations to pay what is owed under the contract.
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Walk, yes, but I may be leaving my ex partner but we have a Daughter an it would be unfair to leave them with my bills.
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Thank you to everyone that replied to my question.
I have the weekend to think it all over and of cause your opinionated guidance will no doubt help me in some respects.
Once again thank you 'Thumbs Up'
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Do they want broadband? Could some amicable arrangement be made whereby you pay half, at least until the end of the contract?
What about the phone line itself? Does your ex want to keep that? If so, that part isn't "your bill".
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