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Re: Plusnet SIM to test coverage - how to cancel?

clare2365
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Registered: ‎02-02-2020

Re: Plusnet SIM to test coverage - how to cancel?

I signed up to Plusnet have had a router not for purpose am sick if calling & getting nowhere, wanted to cancel as I’m within the 14 day period was told I’d have to wait 30 days for them to fix the problem my broadband is still buffering I don’t want the product. Was told I could go on fibre but I feel I’ve been taken hostage I’d rather go in free view than not get any telly or wi-if etc. So why should I have to pay £74 cancellation fee when I’m within the 14 day period? Do you proud? Do me a favour. Worst provider EVER
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Re: Plusnet SIM to test coverage - how to cancel?

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RandallFlagg
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Re: Plusnet SIM to test coverage - how to cancel?

 

Hi @clare2365

 

Thanks for getting in touch.

 

I can see that my colleague has diagnosed this as a wifi issue and raised a complaint for you here.

 

Just to confirm - the 14 day cancellation period begins from the day after you place your order and is designed to enable you to cancel your order, not to trial our service and then cancel if you're unhappy with your connection.

 

Have you now spoken to my colleagues regarding upgrading to Fibre to provide you with additional speeds via wifi?

 

Thanks

 

Dave