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Moving House and Changing broadband suppliers

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muff13 | 11:40 Sat 24th Oct 2009 | Technology
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I am shortly going to be moving house and had arranged to have broadband from a different supplier. I have just been speaking to Orange to cancel my broadband supscription in 30 days time. As there is no one moving into this house for a while I was unable to get a MAC code which is only valid for 30 days. I was told that, in consequence, I would have to pay a £24 disconnection fee for Orange to pay BT for an engineer to go and take the Orange plug off my line at our exchange. I have never heard of this before and wonder if anyone can advise if this is correct.
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Sounds all v/strange to me. BTW if you do change your B/band do not use 'SKY' (A pain in the butt) J
01:25 Mon 26th Oct 2009
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