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Originally Posted by scrotnig
I am sure you are right, this is true of most companies though.
The reality is, the whole 'contract' scenario is based on the majority of people playing along with the spirit of it. Not many companies would let a situation such as this go to court. Even if they win, the adverse publicity means it isn't worth it.
Incidentally, my earlier post about the BT contract wasn't aimed at your good self. I note with interest how certain others seem to have shut completely up since I posted it.  |
The only court action that might occur is if NTL decided to enforce payment of remaining months on a early cancelled contract. If the customer was billed for this and the customer decided not to pay then court action may ultimately follow.
BT have many different contracts, which one was you referring to?