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> in the literal middle of the 2 year binding contract. I don't know about Croatia, but usually such a change in service allows you to break the contract on yo
by avian 4y ago
> in the literal middle of the 2 year binding contract.
I don't know about Croatia, but usually such a change in service allows you to break the contract on your end without any penalty (as in, end subscription right there and not pay the rest of the 2 years).
It might be hidden in the fine print though and they probably don't want you to know that option exists legally.
- rasz 4y agoDepends on the contract. My cable changed ~10 years ago to stipulate ">200 channels, changing depending on licensing and availability" after first round of national regulator forcing them to allow early cancellation.
- pfortuny 4y agoYes, but in the meantime you risk losing your phone line for at least some days (“if you do not pay…”) and that is a risk that nobody wants to assume nowadays (for good reasons).