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unwiseowl
(regular) Mon 24-Aug-09 21:59:30

Cancelling while in contract advice

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Through no fault of PlusNet's it's looking like I might have to cancel my broadband around November time (possible move abroad with with work for what would be at least 2 years). I'm currently on unlimited but with a 12 month contract (existing customer) which started in March, meaning I'll have around 4 months left to run on the current terms. Can anyone tell me the likely charges I would face if I have to cancel?

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(deleted) Mon 24-Aug-09 22:47:27

Re: Cancelling while in contract advice

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I believe you are liable for the remaining period of the contract

oleo
(knowledge is power) Mon 24-Aug-09 23:18:57

Re: Cancelling while in contract advice

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Check out any extradition treaties and do a bunk. Otherwise, I think you have to pay up.

Edit: Good job your not on an 18 month contract.

John

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Edited by oleo (Mon 24-Aug-09 23:20:15)

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(deleted) Tue 25-Aug-09 08:41:52

Re: Cancelling while in contract advice

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In reply to a post by Oldjim:
I believe you are liable for the remaining period of the contract

It also looks as if OP would have to pay the BTW cancellation fee.

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(deleted) Tue 25-Aug-09 10:00:38

Re: Cancelling while in contract advice

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Yes, Nadger's correct.

The cancellation charge would be the remainder of the contract plus the cessation charge.

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