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#160626 14-Jan-2015 02:02
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Hey,

I'm moving to a new address but wasn't able to check if the property had the cable wiring installed (potentially from a previous install, like the situation where I live currently). Is there anyway I can check if the address has been supplied cable internet previously? The address is in the cable network coverage zone. I would only be interested in transfering a cable contract to that address if I didn't have to pay the $248 wiring fee.

Cheers :)

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dylanp
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  #1214877 14-Jan-2015 15:11
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If you send me the address I'll ask a colleague. Would be easier if you email it to me, I'll pm you my address.

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