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How to cancel Onestream broadband

What you need to know about cancelling Onestream broadband

Perhaps you’ve found a better deal (maybe one of our amazing reward offers?) or you’re unhappy with the service you’re getting. Do you no longer need broadband? Whatever the reason you may have for cancelling, this guide will explain how to end your Onestream broadband service, and what it could cost.

How to cancel Onestream broadband

Decided it's time to move on from Onestream? Before you jump straight to cancelling a broadband service, you should always check the existing contract terms. And if you’re planning on keeping broadband, you’ll also need to choose a new broadband deal.

Check your contract before you cancel Onestream

Cancelling when you’re still in the minimum contract period of your existing deal can be expensive. You’ll be charged a fee for the remaining months. Check with Onestream to find out how long is left on your contract, and what it could cost to end it early. Read on below to find a breakdown of cancellation fees.

Find a new broadband deal

Assuming you want to continue having broadband, you’ll need to find a new provider. 

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How to cancel Onestream broadband

If you’re out of contract: cancelling Onestream for free 

The simplest way to cancel is by switching to another provider. In many cases, your new provider should make arrangements thanks to the One-Touch Switch process. But if you’re not switching, you’ll need to either call or write to Onestream. 

To cancel over the phone, call 0333 241 4449.

For all Onestream customer service contacts, head over to our Onestream customer service page.

Cancelling Onestream if you’re still in contract

To cancel Onestream when you’re still in contract, follow the same process. Just be warned, you'll face an early termination charge for the remaining months of your contract. Because of this, you're best off waiting until the contract has finished.

Cancelling Onestream if you’re moving home

If you cancel your Onestream broadband contract before the end of its minimum term, you may be charged an early termination fee.

Onestream asks that you give at least 16 days notice, so it can check the availability at your new address. If it does serve your address, but you can't get the same product, you may have to downgrade. This is likely if you were previously on a full fibre package, but your new home has an older fibre connection.

You can get in touch with the Onestream team to discuss a house move by using the Live Chat option.

Onestream early cancellation fees

If you cancel mid-contract, then Onestream will charge a fee for each month remaining. You can find more details about specific fees in its price guide.

Frequently Asked Questions about cancelling Onestream

  • How much notice does Onestream needs for cancellation?

    Onestream requires 30 days notice for cancellation.

  • Do I need to return my Onestream Wi-Fi router?

    Yes. You'll need to return your Onestream router if you cancel or switch or you'll be charged a fee up to £125. For more information, read our Onestream router round-up.

  • Can I keep my phone number when I cancel Onestream?

    Your phone number can be transferred to another provider - just be sure to make your new provider aware of this when you sign up.

  • Can I cancel for free if my Onestream broadband is too slow?

    Onestream hasn't signed up to the Ofcom broadband speed code of practice, which is a voluntary agreement that gives customers of participating ISPs a right to cancel due to slow speeds.

    Onestream could still allow you to cancel for free due to slow speeds, but this will depend on your individual case. You may need to follow the complaints procedure. If you're unhappy with your broadband speed, you should start by first raising the issue with technical support.

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Matt has been working with Broadband Genie since 2009. A lifelong tech enthusiast, he has 20 years of experience writing about technology for print and online.


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