Cancel a phone or broadband contract

For mobile, broadband or TV. If you want to keep your phone number and move it to another provider, say so here.

Fill in and watch your letter appear.

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Your details


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Who are you writing to?

The right address straight away

Pick your provider and we fill in the address.

Always check the address yourself: companies move, and some use a separate PO box for cancellations.


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About your letter


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Email address

We send your confirmation here.

Registered mail is not available to United Kingdom.

Please fill in the fields marked *.

What to look out for

  • Want to keep your number? Do not cancel before your new provider has arranged the transfer, or you may lose the number.
  • Check whether you are still in a minimum contract term; if so, an early termination charge may apply.
  • Return borrowed equipment such as a router and ask for a receipt.
  • Keep your final bill and your proof of posting, in case of a later dispute over charges.

FAQ

Can I keep my phone number?
Yes. Ask your new provider to arrange the transfer. Fill in the field and the letter asks your old provider to keep the number available.
What if I am still in contract?
The contract normally runs to the end of the term, or an early termination charge applies. You can still give notice now to take effect on the contract end date.

Other letters

Cancel phone or broadband: write and post a cancellation letter