Hi all,
I ordered a nine month period of broadband, which will be expired in June this year.
Could I increase my broadband time by three months? Let it expired in September .
And what is the monthly cost of doing so?
Many thanks
The service won't end until you ask BT to stop and give 30 days notice, any agreed discounts will though, so you'll pay the standard cost, your bill will show the price of the package and the discount applied, that discount will not be applied from June going from your post.
To have a new discount means renewing for a new minimum term, typically 24 months for most services.
Hi ya,
So you mean that even if I ordered the broadband for nine-month cycle from last September to this June. If I don't ask stop to BT in June this year, BT will still deduct the same cost every month as now, right?
Many thanks!
No
you will lose any discounts which you received when you started the 9 month contract and revert back to standard terms which will be more expensive
@sunnycora6wrote:Hi ya,
So you mean that even if I ordered the broadband for nine-month cycle from last September to this June. If I don't ask stop to BT in June this year, BT will still deduct the same cost every month as now, right?
No, what @-Richie- is trying to explain, once June ends, your monthly cost will automatically revert to the standard charges. You will not be disconnected. To avoid inconvenience during this pandemic, just let it go and then, if all is well, call BT during May to give the required 30 days notice.
Sorry, my post crossed that of @imjolly