No-contract-period broadband

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sleemanj

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#65902 8-Aug-2010 21:27

With the recent "issues" that TelstraClear (cable) is having I'm thinking it's time to give ADSL another go, but don't want to commit myself to a contract in case it really just doesn't work out well enough (principally, the A in ADSL). I'd want to run both cable and ADSL for a month before deciding which way to stay.

Apart from Orcon, who I see in the Geekzone forums is also having a few problems at the moment, are there any other ADSL ISP's which don't tie you into a contract period, or at least a no-penalty trial period. I don't want hardware, and I don't mind paying more for no-contract.

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James Sleeman
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Detruire

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#365143 8-Aug-2010 22:24

Xnet, Maxnet (when churning)

However, they will charge a churn fee.

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itxtme

2102 posts

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#365155 8-Aug-2010 22:55

Detruire: Xnet, Maxnet (when churning)

However, they will charge a churn fee.

Xnet has a sliding early disconnection charge that reduces as you get closer to 1 year

Detruire

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#365162 8-Aug-2010 23:11

itxtme:
Detruire: Xnet, Maxnet (when churning)

However, they will charge a churn fee.

Xnet has a sliding early disconnection charge that reduces as you get closer to 1 year

They don't mention that on their FAQ: http://www.xnet.co.nz/hsi/faq.shtml

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itxtme

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#365194 9-Aug-2010 07:36

Detruire:
itxtme:
Detruire: Xnet, Maxnet (when churning)

However, they will charge a churn fee.

Xnet has a sliding early disconnection charge that reduces as you get closer to 1 year

They don't mention that on their FAQ: http://www.xnet.co.nz/hsi/faq.shtml

Your right they dont, it was the case when I signed my parents up just under a year ago - it may have since changed??

Behodar

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#365260 9-Aug-2010 10:16

I just cancelled Xnet after one month and was not charged any cancellation fees. I was also told when I connected that there was no minimum term.

sleemanj

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#365264 9-Aug-2010 10:24

Behodar: I just cancelled Xnet after one month and was not charged any cancellation fees. I was also told when I connected that there was no minimum term.

Why did you cancel if I may ask, poor service or just change in circumstance?

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James Sleeman
I sell lots of stuff for electronic enthusiasts...

Behodar

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#365398 9-Aug-2010 13:57

Sorry, I read your post three hours ago and forgot to reply! I had some problems, particularly with latency, which are described in this thread. I've moved back to TelstraClear now.