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Discussion topic: Option to cancel Broadband upgrade

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This message was authored by Wirral+H This message was authored by: Wirral+H

Option to cancel Broadband upgrade

Hi,

 

if I upgrade my broadband speed and find it is not to my requirements can I cancel the upgrade without being stuck in a long term 'contract'?

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This message was authored by jamesn123 This message was authored by: jamesn123

Re: Option to cancel Broadband upgrade

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Hi @Wirral+H 

You get a 31 day cooling off period with Sky broadband where you can cancel without having to pay early termination fees. You still do have to pay for the days you had the service though

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Re: Option to cancel Broadband upgrade

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@Wirral+H 

 

Worth noting you essentially can't 'cancel' a move to FTTP: once Openreach full-fibre infrastructure is in place at an address it stays there, and will be used by default rather than legacy copper.  Reverting to PSTN-based FTTC or ADSL will not be available once an exchange is SOGEA-orders-only, but 'Superfast' over FTTP is possible (and in theory there's even an ADSL-like full-fibre product, although I don't think anyone has actually ever seen it).

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