how much to cancel contract

[#1]

Hi can someone tell me how much to cancel my contract for broadband and phone. i have a 12 month contract and been with plusnet for 3 months broadband is to slow and have had a phone fault since the 7th Oct Raised a ticket  92757343 was told it would be fixed today but now have recieved a text to say it will take another 48 hours just wont to go back to BT never had a probleme with them
Thanks

[#2]

https://portal.plus.net/my.html?s=0&action=account_summary should tell you

[#3]

what a rip off no one told me when i went over to plusnet that i woud have to pay £122 upon cancelation for broadband plus another £30. and no one mentioned a 12 month contract. my broadband speed is so slow    0.9Mb that was not what i was told that i would get was getting 4.Mb with BT as far as i,am concerned they are not supplying me with what they said so breaking the contract.
 

[#4]

Didn't you read the page where you saw the special offer and started the order process - it clearly states that it is a 12 month contract
The £30 is only if you cancel the broadband - a migration doesn't catch that charge

[#5]

Hi LME625,
I'm really sorry to hear of your phone fault, I do appreciate your frustration.
I've had a quick look and it seems that you signed up with us online. Dependent on your choice of package (contracted/no-contracted), we do indicate that it would be subject to a contract.
Ideally, the resolution to this will be getting your phone fault sorted so hopefully this will happen sharpish.
Matty

[#6]

Hi Matty
so how much to cancel my contract with you broadband is just to slow 0.9Mb.
Thanks

[#7]

You have a fault on your line, on the voice side of the circuit. This is highly likely to be impacting the performance of your broadband. There's an engineer due to work on your line tomorrow, so you should see an improvement following this. If you did want to cancel, and keep in mind that as the fault is on the voice side of the circuit and would likely continue with any provider if it's not fixed, you'd need to contact our Customer Options Team.

[#8]

Ok Thanks Matty

[#9]

My advice is to stick with them and get any faults sorted until it is either fixed (and stay) or can't be fixed (unlikely but may take a bit of time depending on the fault).
As Matty has said, the fault may follow you and believe me, PN are much better to deal with than many other ISP's when it comes to trying to get stuff sorted