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Old 21-04-2004, 16:23   #39
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Re: Dump TV & Keep Broadband?

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Originally Posted by NitroNutter
This should not be a fear, most houses have BT line anyway, its simple to reacitivate it no cost, your only tied for 3 months they will take over your old NTL phone number no cost, and notify NTL for you giving them 7 days notice.
How does moving back to BT and retaining your NTL number (which originally was a BT number)from NTL work? You have to give 30 days notice to NTL of cancellation of their service. Anyone been through the process.

I have recently emailed NTL regarding telephone and broadband services and just received a reply stating that you cannot cancel any service via email as it would be a breach of the DPA. Any comments on this?
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