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Breaking Contract

dunworth1 · 2008-07-20 03:53:26

Do You get charged for breaking a contract with IBB. and if so how much

20-07-2008 3:53am

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dunworth1

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Do You get charged for breaking a contract with IBB. and if so how much

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#2 20-07-2008 1:05pm

jor el

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You'd probably have to contact IBB to get a definitive answer on that. Probably charge you the remainder of the contract period.

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#3 20-07-2008 5:04pm

Feidhlim

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What happens if you cancel the Direct Debit with them and the contract?
How far do they take it?
Other consequences?

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#4 20-07-2008 5:21pm

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would say regardless of the company they could and charge you the remaining term, and chase for payment, regardless if you have a direct debit or not

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#5 20-07-2008 5:27pm

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If you cancel the direct debit with the bank they're likely to take a harsher line with you than not as it's notoriously difficult you sort out a direct debit once it's been cancelled in this country so they may see you as a lost cause as a customer and forward your details along with any fees due to a collection agency who will be within their rights to charge you their fees, which will probably end up stinging quite a bit.

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