Hi,
My current contract expires on 04-Jan-25. I have recently signed up with Trooli for 900mbps full fibre broadband (with a discount until my BT contract expires) so I'll no longer need any service from BT. (I'm not bothered about losing the landline).
What's the best way to advise BT that I'll be leaving at contract expiration please?
Your new provider should do all the hard work. All you need to do is sign up with them and they will do the rest which includes informing BT.
See links
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-and-broadband/switching-provider/switching-broadband-provider/
Thanks for your reply.
My new provider is a completely separate, full fibre connection which is already in place and working. It has no relevance or association with the existing BT line (copper to the house, fibre to the cabinet) which is still currently working in parallel. They themselves told me that I'd need to contact BT to ensure that the existing BT contract fully terminates - that's why they're giving me a discount (total charge is £1 per month until the BT contract ends).
So I'll repeat my question - What's the best way to advise BT that I'll be leaving at contract expiration please?
There is only one way.
Contact customer services 0330 1234 150 to cancel your contract giving 30 days notice.
Just called 150 ... I was told to call again on 05-Dec-24 (30 days notice) to cancel/advise termination else they'd add a £5.45 additional charge for early termination ... I thought additional charges over and above the remainder of the contract value were illegal?
Nevertheless, I've diarised another call for 05-Dec-24. 🙄
If you do not see out your contract, ie cancel early, you are billed for what is left of your contract to run until its termination date. That is is how contracts work. It is not a charge over and above the remainder of your contract value.
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