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Originally Posted by grubbymitts
"In the event that you exceed the usage allowances applicable to your Internet Services, we reserve the right (at our sole discretion) to reduce, suspend or terminate your Internet Services. During any period of reduction or suspension, you will remain liable for the payment of your Internet Services charges at the original level. "
- and no court in the land would ever say that this was a fair contract. It's scare tactics.
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My thoughts exactly. Sounds like you could get out of it using
http://www.oft.gov.uk/Consumer/Unfai...ts/default.htm,
but you have to pay your dues whilst fighting it in court.
Alternatively just ask NTL (in writing) to released you from contract otherwise you will take it to court using "Unfair Terms" etc..
I understand that some here are stuck on the bad boy 512 line for the rest of their contract whilst paying for the faster service? If so this just doesnt sound right to me. Get together and send some synchronised recorded delivery letters asking to be re-instated or released from contract. And threaten to tell the Register/Inquirer to. NTL do not want any bad press at this time whilst trying to get a chunk of the whole internet services "thing". Once you are released from contract, you should be able to sign up again ??? (Thats just a guess on my part)