Neutrogena

Flexible stay with short-term puttable DSL contracts drum check who forever binds – DSL provider play many criteria without a period at the choice of the best DSL a role. All front there are of course the price, the benefits contained in the collective or the customer service of the respective provider. Much less customers focus on the feature of minimum contract period. These require the vast majority of providers always nor duration of at least 12 or 24 months. Who after a short time, finds that he is not satisfied with the speed or with the service of the selected provider, have all rule still until the end of the contract period to wait before termination is possible. The easiest way to avoid this dilemma is the choice for a DSL provider without a minimum contract period. Meanwhile, customers in this area have a small selection of providers that not necessarily bind their clients for a period of up to 24 months in itself.

These include the provider Alice, Neutrogena, O2, and 1 & 1. At the first named party customers can cancel their DSL monthly contract on request. At 1 & 1, the notice is currently 3 months so that a notice at the earliest 3 months after the start of the contract is possible. This freedom with regard to the term can however pay the provider. Those who opt for a DSL connection without a minimum contract period pays for the establishment of the DSL connection a one-time deployment fee between about 40 and up to 60 euros. Only O2 waived under current actions for contracts without a period on a setup fee. When the amount of the basic fee the terminable at short notice deals do not differ generally from the contract. New customers must waive only the beginners discounts often granted upon completion of the contract mostly. The two providers, 1 & 1 and Alice can customers besides classic ADSL connections at a speed of up to 16000 kbit / s so called VDSL connections without a minimum contract period order. By VDSL surf customers then with a maximum download speed of up to 50000 kbit / s through the Internet.