Early leaving charges for Talk Talk.
on 22-05-2023 01:15 PM
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Hello.
I'm moving in with my girlfriend at the start of June and consequently no longer need my own internet connection.
I just rang them up to cancel my account with them and was informed that because my contract doesn't end until 2023, there would be an early leaving fee of £113.98. This seems a bit steep and I'm wondering if this is just them assuring me I need to pay them money that I actually lawfully don't have to? I pay around £28 per month for my internet.
I've been through situations like this before when I cancelled a £10 pcm gym membership. I was informed I owed them a over a hundred pounds and was about to pay it until I did some research and discovered that legally I was only obliged to offer one month's fee. Could this be the same situation or do they have me over a barrel?
Also, if I do go down the "You can whistle for it" route, will this damage my credit score?
Any input welcome.
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22-05-2023 02:51 PM - edited 22-05-2023 02:51 PM
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Hi
Termination charges are part of the contract you agreed too upon signup, Information can be found here https://community.talktalk.co.uk/t5/Articles/Cancel-your-TalkTalk-service/ta-p/2204737
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on 22-05-2023 01:32 PM
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No, @rossa35, this is legally a part of the contract that you signed up to.
Check in the Ts&Cs at the foot of the page / early termination fees listed in Pricing under Legal. You would also have been sent a contract that you should have kept, an email when you started your latest contract.
One month's notice only applies if you are out of the minimum term of your contract.
Gliwmaeden2, a fellow customer.
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