Thread: TiVo Cancellation Charges = loophole?
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Old 08-04-2013, 13:39   #4
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Re: Cancellation Charges = loophole?
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Originally Posted by The Yank View Post
on the subject of cancellation Ben I often wondered - if you move house are you still liable for the costs of your contract or does the address change void it?
If you move and don't take up a new contract with Virgin Media, you are liable for cancellation charges on your current contract.
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