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What should I know about billing before service activation and after contract expiration?

Understanding Billing Before Service Activation and After Contract Expiration

Managing your service contract effectively can help you avoid unexpected charges and optimize your costs. Below, we address two common billing concerns: charges before service activation and increased bills after a contract ends.

Billing Before Service Activation

You will not be charged for service usage before your fibre service is activated and live. However, installation charges may apply. Usage charges will only begin once the service is fully operational. This ensures that you are only billed for the services you can actively use.

Billing After Contract Expiration

When a fixed-term contract ends, your account may transition to a rolling month-to-month contract. These month-to-month rates are typically higher than the discounted tariffs offered during fixed-term agreements. This can result in higher bills than expected. To manage costs effectively, consider renewing your contract onto a new fixed-term tariff that aligns with your service needs.

Tips for Managing Contract Costs

  • Review Your Contract Terms: Regularly check your contract's expiration date to avoid unexpected transitions to higher month-to-month rates.

  • Renew Early: If your fixed-term contract is nearing its end, explore renewal options to secure a new discounted tariff.

  • Understand Activation Charges: Be aware of any installation fees and confirm when usage charges will begin.

By staying informed about your contract terms and billing policies, you can better manage your service costs and avoid surprises.

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