In reply to a post by professor973:

Contract free FTTC - No contract FTTC - 30 day rolling contract FTTC. Hope you can grasp that.

Zen don't do a 1 month min term contract on their FTTC and that includes incoming FTTC migrations even though BT openrteach changed the goal posts on this some time ago, in that they no longer insist on charging the Isp a12mth min term for incoming FTTC to FTTC migrations where the migrant has had an active FTTC circuit for over 12mths they like almost the rest of ISP's are not changing their insistence on a 12mth min term contract some are still wanting 18mths how they justify this i would love to know, But one plus for Zen is that they at least don't charge the £30 activation fee for incoming FTTC migrations ,and nor should they as there is no BTOR visit to cab or home even if with Sky or TT but you would probably need a different modem/router unless unlocked , and there are still a lot of ISP's still charging £50 upwards for FTTC activation even though BTOR has significantly reduced their charges to the ISP , IIRC £11.?? seems the industry seems to enjoy having the trousers off the people in the uk, about time they woke up and questioned/challenged these unfare charges, instead of just paying up

Sorry if we are talking at crossed purposes. I know Zen don't do contract free FTTC. We were talking Zen, then got switched to SKY re free caller display. So though I said I would take Zen, the contract free FTTC was put to the Sky free caller display poster. I then compounded the mix, by saying I was thinking of taking a contract free FTTC service, which is from a totally different supplier, but keeps my preference of no contract.