i HATE pipex!

[mrapoc]

If not..stay away from my bandwidth

then lol

There is the maxdsl premium...but £35 a month

Man you must have had some bad experiences to look forward to joining BT!! :nopitty;

I hope i never see the day - idnet > talktalk so far in my experiences

 

[prosser13]

I'm not sure how much Ofcom will be able to do if you've entered into a new contract - there will be a clause which you agreed to saying something like if you want to leave the contract you've gotta pay off the remainder of the contract or a set minimum lump sum, whichever is higher; it's the same with my phone.

 

[deepfried]

Heres your answer.

A 12 month contract doesn't mean you can cancel ANY time after the first twelve months, It means you technically have to give 12 months notice for leaving before you plan to.

Which is plain nasty.

AOL are about the best for service switch surprisingly, they offer for you to opt out at a minimum of 4 months notice, and whilst you still pay for those 4 months, you can still use the service right up till the end of that 4 month period.

So, if you keep in mind the contract, you can just order a new service a few days before the contract ends, and hey presto, you should have no trouble.

Plus, you didn't state that you were having any technical issues, just a dislike of tiscali (who doesn't have), so if you need to switch, id try that.

Also talk to someone who isn't a total f***wit, try to get them to knock the cancellation period to a month or two, never hurts to try.

Hope this helped