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[quote][i]Originally posted by Andy[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by PaulW[/i] plus if your bound to a 12 months contract, you have no choice but to pay the remainder of the contract + any other fee's [/quote] Not true - a contract in law is between two parties and both are obliged to fulfill the terms agreed to. Drunken - make a note of all the times they've failed to live up to their obligations (ie broadband been running shite) and what was wrong. Then write to them either asking for compensation for the bad service and a guarantee that it will be as described in their advertising from hereon. Point out that if you don't receive this compensation within 7 days, you will consider them in breach of their contract and terminate your standing order immediately. Tell them also that you will be making an official complaint to the trading standards office, for misdescription under the 1992 Sale of Goods and Services act. They won't have a leg to stand on :thumbs: [Edited on 02-03-2004 by Andy] [/quote]
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