Moving home is your choice so doesn’t invalidate your minimum term , BT ( and others, it’s pretty much a standard policy across the industry ) offer the opportunity to not have to pay early termination charges by breaking the contract you already have , by offering a home mover service , the ‘cost’ though, is a new minimum term , although in your case being only 6 months into your original term , it’s a good deal , only an extra 6 months on the minimum term , as apposed to having to pay 18 months ETC , which you can still do if you want the option to use another company at the new address.
If the new property genuinely has no Openreach network access of any kind , then it’s possible that the ETC won’t be raised , but as stated , that’s BT decision, you need to use the home mover service first , and then be told its not possible to provide service because, for whatever reason , Openreach don’t serve the address , you cannot arbitrarily decide that yourself, even if you think you have used the appropriate checker sites to establish their is no Openreach network available, so basically you sign up to a home move , a new 24 month deal , you get BT provided and are in the pretty much the same position as you are now ( apart from the extra 6 months on the term ) , if BT isn’t available, because there is no Openreach, you are excused termination charges , or if you simply don’t want BT , you pay the 18 months ETC ,
