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Standard User techguy
(committed) Thu 25-Oct-12 17:46:31
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partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge?


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I'm going to make the jump to LLU (Be Wholesale) with Xilo

I know there's a connection charge but will there be a cease charge from BTW?

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Standard User uno
(knowledge is power) Thu 25-Oct-12 18:06:12
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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Generally, no as you'd be migrating with a MAC.

If you're in term with your exiting supplier, you'd likely have to pay some of the remaining term but no cease fee.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 25-Oct-12 19:50:00
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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More importantly, will there be a cease charge when you decide to return to Zen?


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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 25-Oct-12 20:55:59
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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If they move with a MAC and no outstanding contract terms when leaving SMPF with Xilo should be no cease charges then

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Standard User Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 26-Oct-12 02:28:32
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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I left Zen for partial LLU with Vivaciti. I think it's the same path back. Although I cant see me moving back unless it goes pear shaped or bust.

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Standard User vivaciti
(knowledge is power) Sat 27-Oct-12 17:13:02
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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No cease charge as it is SMPF and you will be migrating with a MAC, although I did not know there was a connection charge as well if its a migration???

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Standard User techguy
(committed) Tue 30-Oct-12 20:59:14
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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I was looking at the Pro LLU package but I backed out as it would have cost me a total of 65 quid to move (I am aware that this is the cost IISPs have to pass on for work done by Openreach.

Anyway, I've just placed an order for Vivaciti's BT Wholesale (it said BW) based unlimited package at 18 quid a month, saving myself 2 quid over Freeola and gaining an uncapped service.

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Edited by techguy (Tue 30-Oct-12 22:09:40)
Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Tue 30-Oct-12 21:04:28
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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In reply to a post by techguy:
Anyway, I've just placed an order for Vivaciti's BT Wholesale based unlimited package at 18 quid a month, saving myself 2 quid over Freeola and gaining an uncapped service.
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Link to the page please?

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Standard User techguy
(committed) Tue 30-Oct-12 22:07:30
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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http://vivaciti.net/internet/1/home-internet/6/premi...


Third down, limited to max of 12MB downstream throughput but as I get no more than 3.5MB down there's no point in paying for up to 20 Meg.

Virgin (ADSL) => Namesco => Newnet => O2 => Plusnet => Zen => Newnet => Zen => Freeola
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Standard User techguy
(committed) Tue 30-Oct-12 22:10:25
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Re: partial unbundling, will I need to pay a BT cease charge


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It said BW when selected, could that actually be BE Wholesale?

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