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Moving to Plusnet(again)

Rhetorik2018
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Moving to Plusnet(again)

I have been with Now, but have contracted to Plusnet for full fibre 150

I have a couple of questions

 

MY Open Reach appt to install full fibre is this Wednesday 21st May, I haven't confirmed date yet, and i haven't got permission from Housing Association to install yet(been ill) I really don't want to have to pay 65 pounds min for failed installation. Earliest i can speak to HA is Monday, when is latest you can cancel/postpone installation?

 

If due to above, etc I accepted an offer to stay with NOW, when does the 14 day cooling off period with Plusnet, when contract was made?, i have received router

thanks

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Townman
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Re: Moving to Plusnet(again)

Appointment cancellation must be more than 48 hours in advance, so speak to support ASAP.

14 days is related to the remote selling regulations and starts from the day following the contractual agreement.

See https://www.plus.net/help/legal/terms/#standardTerms

9. Cancellation period

9.1. Unless our Service Terms say otherwise, we provide you with a 14 calendar day cancellation period which starts:

9.1.1. for services, on the day after we accepted your order; or

 

9.2. If you cancel any services within this cancellation period you must:

9.2.1. pay for any services received up to the date that you told us you wanted to cancel;

9.2.2. pay any installation, connection or activation charges associated with that service (including the full cost of charges that were discounted or advertised as free as a condition of taking services on the terms that you agreed); and

9.2.3. return any equipment we have provided as set out in paragraph 9.5 below.

 

9.6. If you don't return the equipment within 14 days of cancelling you'll have to pay the full price of the equipment. If you subsequently return the equipment to us, we'll waive or return what you have been charged for the equipment.

9.7. Where you give notice to cancel within 48 hours of your service(s) activating, we are unable to stop the order for your service(s) progressing, and so will not be able to cancel your service(s) until they are activated. You will have to pay for any installation and/ or activation charges incurred.

 

The router is probably already on its way ... backing out after right now could cost you a deal more than £65!

Superusers are not staff, but they do have a direct line of communication into the business in order to raise issues, concerns and feedback from the community.

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Re: Moving to Plusnet(again)

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Rhetorik2018
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Re: Moving to Plusnet(again)

Well, it seems like I may not be able to access full fibre in my area, its just on 'demand', but i did sign up for it. its a good job i rang up as advised(tx for info)  this happened last time, as i wanted to to stick with Plusnet.