Less than 12mo contact available?

I might just need Broadband for 6mo, anyone know a company where I don't
have to pay leaving fees and end of contract fees?

What's the cheapest option if i do go for a 12mo contract, or a company that
doesn't charge lots of money to leave before?

Thanks

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, says...
> I might just need Broadband for 6mo, anyone know a company where I don't
> have to pay leaving fees and end of contract fees?
>
> What's the cheapest option if i do go for a 12mo contract, or a company that
> doesn't charge lots of money to leave before?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
just sign up with one where you pay activation up front. That way you
should get a monthly rolling contract if it's a decent ISP.

Zen and Eclipse etc do that, or free activation on a 12 month deal.
Doing it so you pay installation upfront means you just need one months
notice whenever you decide to cancel.

FR

On 26 Apr 2006 <Zaaza> wrote:

>anyone know a company where I don't have to pay leaving fees and end of
>contract fees?
>
>What's the cheapest option if i do go for a 12mo contract, or a company
>that doesn't charge lots of money to leave before?

A number of ISPs have one month contracts, and cheap/free migration for you
to move over to their service. I've seen postings in this group from chap
called Steve of www.ace-internet.co.uk who has stated they charge no setup,
have 3 month minimum contract, and no penalty fees for leaving. Sorry, I'm
not able to comment on their service - see <http://www.ADSLguide.org/> and
use Google <http://groups.google.com/> to look for user comments (and the
posts by Steve about the service - within last 3 months at a guess).

With only a 3 months minimum, you'd be able to switch if you were unhappy.
Alternatively, pay up-front with firms like Eclipse, Zen, Nildram and you
should find a fee of around 40 +VAT and get 1 month contracts from anyone
else you find... www.ADSLguide.org is handy for comparisons ! Peter M.

Thanks for the info..


What's the company that has the cheapest sign up .... I see some companies
charge quite a fee to join


thanks

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news(E-Mail Removed)...
> On 26 Apr 2006 <Zaaza> wrote:
>
>>anyone know a company where I don't have to pay leaving fees and end of
>>contract fees?
>>
>>What's the cheapest option if i do go for a 12mo contract, or a company
>>that doesn't charge lots of money to leave before?
>
> A number of ISPs have one month contracts, and cheap/free migration for
> you
> to move over to their service. I've seen postings in this group from
> chap
> called Steve of www.ace-internet.co.uk who has stated they charge no
> setup,
> have 3 month minimum contract, and no penalty fees for leaving. Sorry,
> I'm
> not able to comment on their service - see <http://www.ADSLguide.org/> and
> use Google <http://groups.google.com/> to look for user comments (and the
> posts by Steve about the service - within last 3 months at a guess).
>
> With only a 3 months minimum, you'd be able to switch if you were unhappy.
> Alternatively, pay up-front with firms like Eclipse, Zen, Nildram and you
> should find a fee of around 40 +VAT and get 1 month contracts from anyone
> else you find... www.ADSLguide.org is handy for comparisons ! Peter M.

In message <(E-Mail Removed)>, Zaaza@?.?.invalid wrote
>I might just need Broadband for 6mo, anyone know a company where I don't
>have to pay leaving fees and end of contract fees?
>
>What's the cheapest option if i do go for a 12mo contract, or a company that
>doesn't charge lots of money to leave before?
>

Try Freedom 2 surf

<http://www.f2s.net/adsl/homeuser.php?is=stressed>

Activation fee of £50 waived subject to the service being retained
against the same uninterrupted and unchanged BT Line Rental Contract for
a minimum of 6 months on the £14/15 per month packages and 3 months for
the more £20/24 per month packages.

If you are migrating there is no activation fee and the contract period
may be as little as a month (but check the terms and conditions for
yourself)
<http://www.f2s.net/adsl/migration.php?is=switch>

--
Alan
news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com

On 28 Apr 2006 06:41, <Zaaza> wrote:

>What's the company that has the cheapest sign up .... I see some companies
>charge quite a fee to join

BT Wholesale charges 40 to the ISP and the ISPs often pass that on (+VAT)

If you get "free" activation, you are normally tied by a long contract

If you don't want a long contract, the majority of ISPs will charge you a
setup fee, or if you leave you may have to pay an "admin" (exit) fee. If
you look using http://groups.google.com/ you may find some ISPs offer a
free activation. Note that Virgin.net did some time ago but now make a
charge (entry/exit, I don't remember, sorry). Peter M.


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UK ADSL <http://tinyurl.com/5jpa4> - Happy to save cash!!