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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 08:42:22
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MAC'ing out


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Hi guys,

Well i am finally thinking of going so i have a question about MACs.

I signed up on the 12/09/2005 so i am now free to leave without any additonal payments. I want to time my leave spot on so i don't have to pay any extra to plusnet (ie having to pay the new provider and the old at the same time) so what should i do??

Get a mac code a couple of days before my next payment comes out and then use that with the new isp??

Thanks
Standard User jelv
(committed) Wed 01-Nov-06 09:36:46
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Re: MAC'ing out


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Just to make sure you are not in for a surprise - did you take up the "free" modem or activation offer?

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(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 09:55:41
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I migrated in for free, but i didnt take any hardware. I shouldn't be charged any fees to migrate out.


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Standard User jelv
(committed) Wed 01-Nov-06 10:32:50
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Re: MAC'ing out


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In the terms for the free migration in:

In reply to:

15. If you stay with PlusNet after the 30 day period, the equivalent of one month's subscription of the chosen product and a standard migration fee of

jelv
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 11:14:54
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lol, bunch of [censored].

Well i have opened a ticket to find out if they would screw me on this.

I thought that was for only new activation costs and not migrated ones.

Ah well.
Standard User jelv
(committed) Wed 01-Nov-06 12:30:27
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I've been PM'd by someone to point out that there were different options for the various "free" offers - I believe all of them involved deferred charges - you'll have to ask PN how much it will cost you.

jelv
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(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 17:53:24
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lol, this is what they said...

If you were to give cancellation notification today [01/11/06], we required 30 day notification period would require us to take payment until the 1st December. This would mean a payment of
Standard User mr_mojo
(knowledge is power) Wed 01-Nov-06 19:26:25
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It's
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 02-Nov-06 08:53:04
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Ah, that makes sense.
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