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Porting to another contract during cancellation period

ZeitgeistGlee · 2015-11-02 13:38:26

Hi, I gave my notice of my intent to cancel my current contract (30 day rolling for the past 18 months) on October 30th. I want to move over to another provider during this period (likely in the next 10 days), I just want to confirm that aside from paying the full payment for this month I will not be subject to any other…

02-11-2015 1:38pm

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ZeitgeistGlee

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Hi,

I gave my notice of my intent to cancel my current contract (30 day rolling for the past 18 months) on October 30th. I want to move over to another provider during this period (likely in the next 10 days), I just want to confirm that aside from paying the full payment for this month I will not be subject to any other fees/penalties?

Thanks,
Zeit

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#2 02-11-2015 1:41pm

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ZeitgeistGlee wrote: »

Hi,

I gave my notice of my intent to cancel my current contract (30 day rolling for the past 18 months) on October 30th. I want to move over to another provider during this period (likely in the next 10 days), I just want to confirm that aside from paying the full payment for this month I will not be subject to any other fees/penalties?

Thanks,
Zeit

Hi ZeitgeistGlee

If you are out of your contract then you certainly will not be charged a fee or penalty beyond paying the full payment for this month.

Thanks

Al

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#3 02-11-2015 1:43pm

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Great, thanks for that Alan.

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#4 02-11-2015 1:46pm

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ZeitgeistGlee wrote: »

Great, thanks for that Alan.

Most welcome

Al

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