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Transferring from Talktalk

fred246
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After a failed re-negotiation of my contract I am leaving Talktalk. My contract finishes on the 20th September. I was going to wait until after that date but the deals on offer now finish before then. Am I OK applying for a new contract now? Do I have to specify a start date or will the new company automatically take more than a week to transfer? Thanks.
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You can't choose a specific date but it will take about 17-21 days to switch including your cooling off period which is 14 days on its own. So you're able to switch now if that's what you want as you'll be out of contract by the time cooling off expires.
Note that you will pay the regular price for the month after your contract ends; this is normal and once your final bill has been generated you get any credit back - so say your switch goes through on the 30th and your Direct Debit went through on the 21st, you'd still have to pay for 9 days worth of TalkTalk internet. But you get the credit back for the other 21 days.0 -
After a failed re-negotiation of my contract I am leaving Talktalk. My contract finishes on the 20th September. I was going to wait until after that date but the deals on offer now finish before then. Am I OK applying for a new contract now? Do I have to specify a start date or will the new company automatically take more than a week to transfer? Thanks.
my contract ends next month & possibly looking to renew depending on what they can offer.0 -
Move at least 30 days before contract ends or you will get charged full price.
If not sure ask your current supplier when you can start negotiating for a new supplier.
I left it until contract up and paid for the privelege (prob about double what I had been paying). Won't do that again - however soon it will be mandatory for broadband suppliers to let you know in good time when your contract is about to terminate.0 -
I had been on fibre 38mbps for £22.50 a month. I asked to continue. I said I could get the same for about £18 a month and Talktalk are offering 66mbps for £23.50 so £22.50 for 38mbps is reasonable. They said that £23.50 for 66mbps was for new customers only and wasn't available to loyal customers. I was a bit surprised that they were so happy to see someone leave but I have got a much better deal with Plusnet. Their customer service is supposed to be better too.0
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A migration between providers normally takes around 10-14 days, so chances are you will still be a TT customer after the 20th Sept , but any days you pay TT for after the changeover date are refunded.
If the price you would pay with TT after 20 Sept, was ( for example ) £30 per month , and you moved 3 days late , then obviously the ‘extra’ amount is tiny ( £7.50 divided by 30 times 3 ) so 75p on top of what you would normally pay for 3 days ( £2.25) , or for every day after the 20th before PN takeover it would be 25p a day more
Depending on billing dates etc. It could be a few weeks before you get the final TT bill and a settled PN bill0
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