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cancel eircom broadband

pacman1989 · 2015-09-17 10:30:02

Hi I'm basically just wondering is it possible for me to cancel my eircom broadband due to them currently changing to eir . I'm not sure of how these things work but would like to get out of my contract due to eircoms terrible customer service . thanks in advance

17-09-2015 10:30am

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pacman1989

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Hi I'm basically just wondering is it possible for me to cancel my eircom broadband due to them currently changing to eir . I'm not sure of how these things work but would like to get out of my contract due to eircoms terrible customer service . thanks in advance

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#2 17-09-2015 10:51am

Cabaal

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The short answer is no,
They've only changed name, nobody has bought the company or anything like that so the Terms & Conditions haven't changed,

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#3 17-09-2015 11:16am

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

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It's only a branding change, so no. No more so than the change to Electric Ireland and others in the past.

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#4 18-09-2015 1:08pm

MarkAnthony

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Careful canceliing it at any stage. The other providers (other than UPC, Wireless etc) use Eir(com)'s lines so they need to do active 'ports' for what aof the correct term.

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