Thread: Who needs a contract?
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Old 28-03-2008, 01:30   #5
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Re: Who needs a contract?
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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
Oh come on, now you are just trying to stir up trouble where none exists

No company keep copies of contract for 18 years (which is how long the OP has been with cable)

You try phoning BT or Sky up and asking for a contract from 1990!

It would also be completely irrelevant. How would a contract detaling services for analogue tv and telephone be useful when the customer has digital tv, and broadband?

The terms and conditions would also be those of whatever original cable company was in operation 18 years ago so not legal.

Once you are out of contract (as the OP is) it is the terms and conditions which are the most vital. The current T&Cs which everyone is currently bound by are on Virgin's website, and they will more than happily send you a printed copy if you ask them.
Cheers Ben, thanks for putting me straight on that, I must admit I was finding it hard to accept that "Nynex" records would be held all these years later by VM, what possible use could they be to anyone now. Anyway thanks for the original post Ben, great advice as always.
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