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no contract b/b
simploerob
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is there such a thing? (thought there was!!)
tempted by TT but would have to pay them 10 pound as my local exchange is not unbudled yet. (told by rep it was happening in august!!!) but that not worth the paper it wasn't written on.
still on wannado 17.99 a months want to go back to them and see if they will do anything but from what i have read that not very fourthcoming
and don't want to tie my self in to another company contract.
grateful as ever simon
tempted by TT but would have to pay them 10 pound as my local exchange is not unbudled yet. (told by rep it was happening in august!!!) but that not worth the paper it wasn't written on.
still on wannado 17.99 a months want to go back to them and see if they will do anything but from what i have read that not very fourthcoming
and don't want to tie my self in to another company contract.
grateful as ever simon
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I am with virgin broadband & there is no contract. I think it's currently £14.99 per month
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Tesco also do BB without a contract £13.99 a month0
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im on tesco 17.99 512k bb for about a year which has a contract expiring in july. i also was looking for no contract bb and one person advised me to go for AOL cause they dont have a contract if you are migrating. worth calling them out. i will be going with aol when my contract ends in july.0
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There is a contract - there is a contract with any ISP, whether that be a month's notice period, or a minimum subscription period of 12 months.Lucie wrote:I am with virgin broadband & there is no contract. I think it's currently £14.99 per month
https://www.virgin.net
In the case of Virgin.net, they charge new customers £50 for cancellations within the first 12 months of service. (Clause H. 5)0
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