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NTL broadband

woodyg · 2006-05-31 08:37:07

Hi folks if the NTL broadband router is left in a rented apartment what would be the chances it was still anabled?

31-05-2006 8:37am

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woodyg

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Hi folks if the NTL broadband router is left in a rented apartment what would be the chances it was still anabled?

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#2 31-05-2006 8:46am

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Two chances:
a) Original occupant/landlord never bothered to cancel so it still works
b) Original occuplant/landlord cancelled so it doesn't work.

Only way to know is to plug in and see!

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#3 31-05-2006 8:51am

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if its still workin i might just take the apartment!
Free broadband is a good option

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#4 31-05-2006 8:53am

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Well check the lease you sign for apt. It might state you're responsible for all utility bills and that would include NTL bill. And if there's a 12 month contract with NTL you'd be stuck paying the bill until the 12 months are up.

Talk to landlord about it.

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