Hi.
I think all home broadband providers expect you to be with them for at
least twelve months. This is standard business practice I guess. Mobile
Broadband providers on the other hand will most likely have short-term
contracts due to the nature; designed to be on the go.
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On 25/10/2010 19:53, Caroline Ford wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know if it is possible to take out a contract for broadband
which doesn't last at least twelve months? I am asking on behalf of
someone
who will be moving temporarily to a property which doesn't currently have
broadband. The move is likely to last only a few months so a
twelve-month
contract isn't appropriate. I haven't come across anything of this
nature
myself but thought someone else might be aware of something appropriate.
Thanks for any information,
Caroline.
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