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canceling clearwire?
Hi I just got clearwire but the speed isn't great, takes too long to download. So I was thinking of cancelling with them. Can I do this? If so do I just ring them and tell them. Or do I have to tell my bank to stop payments too? Also what happens to the modem? Do I have to bring it back to the place i got it from?
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I've been with clearwire for about 2 months and have spent the last 2 weeks trying to cancel because of the dial-up like speeds, they really don't make it easy for you. I've been bounced around between so many people, so many promised call backs that never happen. I finally got on to one guy last night who said everything at their end looked fine so the speeds should be fine. He wanted me to send a screenshot of some results from irishisptest.com and he was very particular about using that site. I ran the speed test and got average download speeds of around 2mbps but with other speed test sites i was getting around 150kbps, very strange. Haven't heard back from them today but the speed tonight for just web browsing is alot better than usual, haven't tried downloading anything yet though.
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Perhaps I was ahead of the wave, but I just called them up and listed a bunch of things I couldn't do with the service and said it was unacceptable and they agreed to cancel it mid contract. They were nice and polite about it.
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Yes, its apparently 'easy' to cancel within 28 days (but YOU read their terms and conditions) and after that they promise to call you back for the next 2 years
. Its a 2 year contract after the trial .test every service you can and make sure they work during the trial period and if the service degrades thereafter make sure you do not wait for that callback but conduct all your business by email and cc everything to the ODCA on odca@entemp.ie . A degraded service is not "Fit for the purpose" is it so a 2 year contract on a degraded service is an unfair contract ?? also note http://www.irishisptest.com/forum/cl...broadband.html |
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What are you talking about?
You have a statutory right to cancel anything within 7 days. Clearwire might have a longer trial period. I cancelled about six months into the contract without any trouble. The contract is 12 months unless you selected the 24 month option. Seeing as you're on day two and you're not happy, just cancel. No need to e-mail anybody or whatever other mad stuff Sponge Bob is suggesting. |
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I recommended he contact the ODCA because the terms and conditions on the Clearwire site are frankly unacceptable .
http://www.clearwire.ie/cwi/defaulta...lePath=151_163 eg Quote:
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Those T&Cs are the worst heap of legalistic cack I have ever seen from an ISP. I only provided a smidgeon there. Last edited by Sponge Bob; 25-11-2006 at 20:58. |
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