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cisco9x 19-11-2006 13:46

£45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Ntl have decided to charge me £45 for disconnecting thier dialup service which was £15 per month, I decided to use fast4net for £7.99, I mean whats the point of paying broadband rates for a dialup service ?

I also switched from nt hell broadband at my work address to tiscali using uswitch £12.99, so now ntl can f*** off :td:

Tell all your fiends and colleagues not to use ntl

ntl, paypal, british gas sux

Jules 19-11-2006 13:51

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Was it before your 12 months was up?

Bill C 19-11-2006 14:42

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cisco9x (Post 34161723)
Ntl have decided to charge me £45 for disconnecting thier dialup service which was £15 per month, I decided to use fast4net for £7.99, I mean whats the point of paying broadband rates for a dialup service ?

I also switched from nt hell broadband at my work address to tiscali using uswitch £12.99, so now ntl can f*** off :td:

Tell all your fiends and colleagues not to use ntl

ntl, paypal, british gas sux

Very good balanced post and excellent use of the English language :tu: .

Paul K 19-11-2006 14:47

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
If I knew any fiends personally, I would tell them ;)

Russ 19-11-2006 16:12

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Please don't try to get around our swear filter - it's there for a reason.

You get that one for free btw.

Toto 19-11-2006 16:58

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
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Originally Posted by Bill C (Post 34161754)
Very good balanced post and excellent use of the English language :tu: .

My thoughts exactly.:tu:

Stuart 19-11-2006 18:17

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cisco9x (Post 34161723)
Ntl have decided to charge me £45 for disconnecting thier dialup service which was £15 per month, I decided to use fast4net for £7.99, I mean whats the point of paying broadband rates for a dialup service ?

I also switched from nt hell broadband at my work address to tiscali using uswitch £12.99, so now ntl can f*** off :td:

Tell all your fiends and colleagues not to use ntl

ntl, paypal, british gas sux

:welcome: to the forum.

You'll find that a lot of companies insist on some sort of penalty payment if you leave without giving notice, or within the first twelve months of your contract.

BTW, good luck with Tiscali. You should see the amount of complaints they generate.

Wicked_and_Crazy 19-11-2006 19:31

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 34161759)
If I knew any fiends personally, I would tell them ;)

Come off it, you lived in westwood, you must know loads ;)

Paul K 19-11-2006 20:16

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Westwood is alright........... kind of...... lol

simbr 20-11-2006 11:27

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
The only £15 package I'm aware of, unless you're rounding up, is the classic Freedom package and 30 days notice is required for cancellation. If you called to cancel partway into a billing month but before the previous months payment had been taken (bearing in mind that if you pay by Direct Debit then the payment takes 14 working days to process after the actual billing date on the system) then it is concevable that three further payments would be due since the classic package is billed in arrears and not pro-rated:

Quote:

Telephone Elements of ntl Freedom Packages/Freedom Classic:
Subscription includes up to £15 worth of calls per month. Freedom Classic subscription charges are applied in full each month and cannot be pro-rated or refunded in the event of termination, upgrade or downgrade of services part way through a month.
http://secure.ntlfreedom.com/htmlfil...t_you_need.htm

Red Skies 20-11-2006 11:45

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
NTL "sux" because you broke your terms of agreement?:erm:

Bill C 20-11-2006 13:40

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Red Skies (Post 34162432)
NTL "sux" because you broke your terms of agreement?:erm:

Dont forget some think NTL are responable for all the problems in the world. :D

Vlad_Dracul 20-11-2006 14:22

Re: £45 pounds for not giving 30 days notice ??
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cisco9x (Post 34161723)
Ntl have decided to charge me £45 for disconnecting thier dialup service which was £15 per month, I decided to use fast4net for £7.99, I mean whats the point of paying broadband rates for a dialup service ?

I also switched from nt hell broadband at my work address to tiscali using uswitch £12.99, so now ntl can f*** off :td:

Tell all your fiends and colleagues not to use ntl

ntl, paypal, british gas sux

Dont you know that NTL stands for never terminate lines? You are verboten to leave NTL, they will not let you leave.

I gave written notice to terminate my BB account months ago. I was outside the 12 month contract, i wrote by recorded delivery,i tried to ring them but no one answered, i stopped payment via my excellent home banking service provider. A month later, no response, line still active. I rang them, had an in depth discussion about why new customers were more importnat than me and existing customers, got price reduction,never lost service,no acknowledgment of cancellation..you will not leave NTL,escpae is futile!!

gavin pullen 20-11-2006 21:06

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I was going to leave ntl phoned them told them that it was to expensive for me atm and they halfed my monthly fes i was paying for the services i got hence the reason im still with them getting a great deal atm


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