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is there such a thing as an NTL trial ?

trellheim · 2008-10-06 16:38:52

I rang them saying "can I get a months-trial or something", if I don't like it I'll send you back the modem. They said no, only 1 year contracts allowed - were they yanking my chain ? I thought everyone had introductory trials confused :confused: thanks for any help [ apparently I am enabled ]

06-10-2008 4:38pm

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trellheim

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I rang them saying "can I get a months-trial or something", if I don't like it I'll send you back the modem.

They said no, only 1 year contracts allowed - were they yanking my chain ? I thought everyone had introductory trials

confused

thanks for any help [ apparently I am enabled ]

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#2 06-10-2008 4:56pm

pizzahead77

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Nope, its usually only some of the Mobile broadband providers (o2, etc) that offer a trial period.

Everyone else has either a 6 month or 12 month contract.

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#3 06-10-2008 5:00pm

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No but if you want to put NTL on trial then I'd say you would have quite a few supporters..

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#4 06-10-2008 5:42pm

Cabaal

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7 day cooling off period as with any contract afaik, no trial period

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#5 07-10-2008 8:22am

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It's only the systems that are very likely to perform poorly or not at all that have a Trial. Generally Mobile or so called "broadband in a box".

With Cable, DSL, Metro and Fixed wireless generally if you have a connection/signal, it works well.

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