[LINK] Churning broadband from Telstra?

[Brenda Aynsley]

Karl Auer wrote:

> If you change ISP by "churning" (which is generally the cheapest way to
> do it), make sure, when the move is complete, that your old ISP has
> closed your account and is no longer charging you.


I thought churning simply meant that it was a live broadband connection 
ready to be swapped to a new isp.  I didnt think the new ISP had any 
responsibility, nor authority, to cancel your account with the former isp.

cheers
brenda


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