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Old 11-01-2005, 15:56   #3
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Re: Getting rid of TV, but keeping Broadband (for now)

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Originally Posted by bob_builder
From posts I have read I would say that they will probably leave you with your current STB (but you will no longer be able to receive TV through it as they will deactivate your smart card). You will not have to start a new 12-month contract for your broadband.
I'm not sure that is as concrete as you imply.

I have seen posts here to different effect, in that they have been allowed to lose the STB & get a SACM, but have been forced into a new 12 month contract, & other people have had it as you describe with keeping the STB & getting a SACM, yet not being forced into a new contract.

I think it depends on the reason for the change too-if they were swapping from STB BB to SACM because of reliablity issues, then no further charges/contracts should appear, but if you choose to drop STB & ask for SACM, then ntl need to recoup those costs somewhere.
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