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diebroccoli
Posts: 1
Registered: ‎04-21-2012

Early Term Fee Despite No Serv at no location?

1 year into a 3 year contract for Biz Class Service, our business was moved to another state (NC Zip 27407).  When attempting to move the comcast to the new location, we learned that Comcast does not serve zip 27407.  We also learned that despite Comcast not offering service in our new location, they were still going to charge us $2000 (2k!) to exit the contract.


This used to be a simple contract exit but apparently the "policy" has changed.  How can this possibly be legal?  They cant provide service at the location but they're still going to charge us for early term fee?

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rog286713
Posts: 13,999
Registered: ‎06-17-2008

Re: Early Term Fee Despite No Serv at no location?

You signed up for a 3 year contract and promised to carry service for those three years, just because you move and comcast does not supply service there does not mean you are not obligated to fufill the contract.   As obsurd as that might be.   Try sending an email here.

 

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