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Originally Posted by cr80123
I'd have thought I'd be subject to the terms and conditions, but not the contract as I haven't signed it. Is there an electronic version of this contract avialable anywhere?
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ntl only supply services under their published contract. If you don't agree to that contract, the correct procedure is to refuse the installers permission to install.
If you commence using the service then you are legally bound and no court in the land would rule otherwise.
Using your own theory, you presumably wouldn't mind at all if ntl suddenly trebled your charges...after all, you wouldn't be bound by the contract so they could alter charges when they pleased.
Contracts are a two way thing. I'm afraid you can't get round it this way at all.