Do You Need to Cancel Your Internet Before Switching Providers?

Learn if you need to cancel your internet service before switching providers to avoid double billing and service disruption.

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Before switching internet providers, it’s generally a good idea to cancel your current service to avoid being double-billed. However, ensure the new service is set up and functioning to prevent any downtime. Confirm the cancellation procedure and if there's any required notice period with your existing provider.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do before switching internet providers? Ensure your new service is set up and functioning, and check the cancellation policy with your current provider.
  2. Will I be double-billed if I switch internet providers? Yes, if you don’t cancel your current service before the new one activates, you may incur double billing.
  3. How much notice do I need to give my internet provider for cancellation? This varies by provider, so check your contract or contact customer service for specific requirements.

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