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Renting N00b Question
andrewash316_2
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Hi
Just a random question re renting and Broadband Line rental.
im between homes (mine has sold and my new one wont be built untill March) so im having to take on a 6 months rental property
but i no idea where to start when looking at boradband because most providers only offer 12 months terms..
what have other renters done on here? i could do with your advice?
Just a random question re renting and Broadband Line rental.
im between homes (mine has sold and my new one wont be built untill March) so im having to take on a 6 months rental property
but i no idea where to start when looking at boradband because most providers only offer 12 months terms..
what have other renters done on here? i could do with your advice?
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Some providers will let you transfer your service to a new address.
Or you can, if you look hard enough, find some 30 day contract broadband providers.*Assuming you're in England or Wales.0 -
Our tenants have just signed up to Sky (just phone and broadband). Think it was a £40 connection fee and then you're allowed one move within that first 12 months for a fee of £25 which I didn't think was too bad. They're between houses while they wait for a new build so sounds like a similar situation to you.0
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Andrew, when you move from the rented in 6 months you will be living somewhere where you'll want broadband, yes?
If so, you take the last 6 months of your 12 to the new address by transferring the account.
Happens all the time.0
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