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Any Broadband provider on monthly contract
synapse321
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Hi
I am looking for a home broadband provider which offers rolling monthly contracts as I will be moving home in the future.
I have tried utility warehouse but no go as I don't have an active phone line in the property having previously been with Plus Net for phone and BB which I then cancelled in error after the minimum 12 months looking back.
The other option I have seen is Tesco BB but they have approx 80% dissatisfaction rating on these and other forums.
Is it possible to transfer the service from my current address to another in the future too without penalty?
Any thoughts anyone?
I am looking for a home broadband provider which offers rolling monthly contracts as I will be moving home in the future.
I have tried utility warehouse but no go as I don't have an active phone line in the property having previously been with Plus Net for phone and BB which I then cancelled in error after the minimum 12 months looking back.
The other option I have seen is Tesco BB but they have approx 80% dissatisfaction rating on these and other forums.
Is it possible to transfer the service from my current address to another in the future too without penalty?
Any thoughts anyone?
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AFAIK most if not all providers allow you to cancel if you are genuinely moving home0
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Most ISPs let you move in exchange for a fresh minimum term unless they are unable to provide the service at the new address for some reason. Check the T&C. If you cancel you'll get an early termination charge and a disconnection fee too. If you do find one offering no minimum term they'll charge for installation.0
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