Re: ntl Service Charges new!
If I'm reading Mr Angry's post correctly, he's saying that no service provider can charge you a 'downgrade fee' (or equivalent) whenever you change the services you opt to receive from them?
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Just had a PM from Mr Angry confirming that I've interpreted his post correctly.
In that case, perhaps I better do something about Plusnet - they charge £14.99 to downgrade from their Premier broadband product at £22 per month to their Plus product at £15 per month.
They aren't the only company - most broadband providers charge a fee to change between products. By Mr Angry's logic, they can only charge if the user is upgrading!
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