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cr80123 · 28-02-2005, 18:39

Again a lot of what you're saying makes sense, but surely there's a big difference between contracts and bills? You're liable for bills as you've actually received goods/services but a written contract must require a signature? I'd have thought ntl would keep a copy of it. Unless of course you're saying I entered into a verbal contract when I ordered the services and the written contract is just confirmation of what I agreed. I have a friend who is a solicitor who is back from holiday on Friday, I was going to ask him about the terms and conditions and moving house etc. but now I'll first ask him about this written contract which doesn't require a signature. I don't even think a written contract was mentioned when I first phoned up but of course I cannot prove that (although neither could ntl). I'll let you know what he says.

28-02-2005, 18:39	#124
cr80123 Permanently Banned Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 90	Re: NTL Broadband Terms & Conditions Moving House? Again a lot of what you're saying makes sense, but surely there's a big difference between contracts and bills? You're liable for bills as you've actually received goods/services but a written contract must require a signature? I'd have thought ntl would keep a copy of it. Unless of course you're saying I entered into a verbal contract when I ordered the services and the written contract is just confirmation of what I agreed. I have a friend who is a solicitor who is back from holiday on Friday, I was going to ask him about the terms and conditions and moving house etc. but now I'll first ask him about this written contract which doesn't require a signature. I don't even think a written contract was mentioned when I first phoned up but of course I cannot prove that (although neither could ntl). I'll let you know what he says.