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Maxi
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      01-24-2008, 11:15 AM
If I stop service with one broadband supplier, get the mac code and give
this code to the new supplier, when I get the activation date for the new
supplier will the broadband with current supplier stop ?

Just wondering if I might get billed for 2 suppliers accidently ?

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      01-24-2008, 11:43 AM
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 12:15:31 -0000, "Maxi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>If I stop service with one broadband supplier, get the mac code and give
>this code to the new supplier, when I get the activation date for the new
>supplier will the broadband with current supplier stop ?


Shouldn't get stopped if you are on a monthly contract try to place
your order around 8 days before the end of current month, if migration
doesn't take place until you are into the next month you would have to
pay for the whole month for nothing .
I have migrated three times in four months and have never had or
should I say seen any down time having put the new details into the
modem router just before going to bed and when I have got up the next
day everything was done and dusted .
>Just wondering if I might get billed for 2 suppliers accidently ?

Only way this could happen would be if you where to go into another
month with your present ISP or they did charge you for anther month by
accident .
 
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      01-24-2008, 02:09 PM
(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 12:15:31 -0000, "Maxi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> If I stop service with one broadband supplier, get the mac code and give
>> this code to the new supplier, when I get the activation date for the new
>> supplier will the broadband with current supplier stop ?

>
> Shouldn't get stopped if you are on a monthly contract try to place
> your order around 8 days before the end of current month, if migration
> doesn't take place until you are into the next month you would have to
> pay for the whole month for nothing .
> I have migrated three times in four months and have never had or
> should I say seen any down time having put the new details into the
> modem router just before going to bed and when I have got up the next
> day everything was done and dusted .
>> Just wondering if I might get billed for 2 suppliers accidently ?

> Only way this could happen would be if you where to go into another
> month with your present ISP or they did charge you for anther month by
> accident .



Or allegedly up to 8 months in certain cases...
 
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