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Sky Broadband House Move

chris009
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Hi Guys,
I hope you're well.
I'm currently on Sky broadband and 6 months into an 18-month contract. I am moving to a new property and the speed is much slower at the new property than what I'm on now. Does anybody know if I can get out of my existing contract given the speed is not the same as my original agreement?
Any Guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Chris
I hope you're well.
I'm currently on Sky broadband and 6 months into an 18-month contract. I am moving to a new property and the speed is much slower at the new property than what I'm on now. Does anybody know if I can get out of my existing contract given the speed is not the same as my original agreement?
Any Guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Chris
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Generally, you've signed up for 18 months at your present address and if you have decided to move house then SKY is entitled to recover the whole of the rest of the agreement which is effective around 12 months worth.
However, they are usually willing to waive that right if you takeout a new contract at the new address, they don't have to, but they generally do. Should you decide to go with another provider at your new address then they can invoke the early termination fee. It's not their fault that you've decided to move, neither is it within their power to provide you with the same speeds.
Would you have been willing to pay them more if the speeds had been greater than those you are presently enjoyingNever under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers0 -
chris009 said:Hi Guys,
I hope you're well.
I'm currently on Sky broadband and 6 months into an 18-month contract. I am moving to a new property and the speed is much slower at the new property than what I'm on now. Does anybody know if I can get out of my existing contract given the speed is not the same as my original agreement?
Any Guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Chris
What sort of readings to you get by using the BT wholesale BB checker - https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL/AddressHome0 -
matelodave said:However, they are usually willing to waive that right if you takeout a new contract at the new address, they don't have to, but they generally do.
Clause 4:Changing your Address and telephone numberClause 10:
(a) You must tell us immediately of any changes to your Address or the telephone numbers you have provided to us. We recommend that you provide us with at least 2 weeks’ notice of your change of Address. $(b) If you change Address:
(i) This Contract will continue unless you exercise a right to end it under this Contract.
(ii) If any Product which you are subscribing to is not available at your new Address you may either end this Contract or select another Product that is available there in which case this Contract will continue.
(c) We may charge you a reasonable administration fee for transferring your service to your new Address. We will tell you whether a charge applies and the amount before processing your move but you can also see whether we currently charge for transferring services at www.sky.com/help/articles/moving-home-faqs(c) You can end this Contract without incurring early termination charges during your Minimum Term if:SKY BROADBAND AND SKY TALK Terms and Conditions:
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(iii) Condition 4(b)(ii) applies (you are moving home and the Product you are subscribing to is not available at your new Address);0
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