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In your post, which I was responding to directly, you said:

"If it's a new contract (which 100Mbit) is, then that's not true. The DSR would apply "

That's "would" not "probably". In any case, agree to disagree? I do acknolwedge it would depend on the order of events but in my opinion sufficient "durable information" is typically available to the customer before service commencement for exemption from the cancellation period. However, IANAL even if I am studying some basic law. My interpretation is the 'durable information' is the terms and conditions which are clearly stated via the website, email, and brochures well before service commencement so the DSR cancellation period would not apply once the service has begun. In my case even the paper contract was received before service started, though also in my case there were some glaring omissions. What really qualifies is a debate probably left to lawyers.