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What do you do if you're moving into a house that already has Eircom?

  • 10-06-2013 10:05pm
    #1
    rawn
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    Will be moving out of my home back to my parents for a couple of months til I find a new place closer to college. I have Eircom broadband with the contract issued January 2013 and my parents have been Eircom customers for a number of years. Clearly there is no point in having 2 contracts under one roof so can you advise me on what my options are? Can I "suspend" my account for a couple of months til I find a new place or can I cancel it altogether without incurring a cancellation fee?


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  • #2
    eircom: Mark
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    rawn wrote: »
    Will be moving out of my home back to my parents for a couple of months til I find a new place closer to college. I have Eircom broadband with the contract issued January 2013 and my parents have been Eircom customers for a number of years. Clearly there is no point in having 2 contracts under one roof so can you advise me on what my options are? Can I "suspend" my account for a couple of months til I find a new place or can I cancel it altogether without incurring a cancellation fee?
    Hi Rawn,

    The cancellations team will need to go through the situation in detail before making a decision.

    Can you call them on 1901 - option 1 - option 4

    Sorry I am unable outline the possibilities as they will need to investigate directly.

    Thanks, Mark


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