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Switching FTTH providers

Decoda · 2020-08-21 16:36:58

Hi, Currently paying €58.99 to Eir for 150mb FTTH and out of contract since December. Thinking of moving to Airwire and their similar package Prostep 2 for €49? Has anyone done this and could you let me know what the process involved? Do I need to cancel with Eir etc Many thanks, D.

21-08-2020 5:36pm

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Decoda

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Hi,

Currently paying €58.99 to Eir for 150mb FTTH and out of contract since December. Thinking of moving to Airwire and their similar package Prostep 2 for €49? Has anyone done this and could you let me know what the process involved? Do I need to cancel with Eir etc

Many thanks,

D.

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#2 23-08-2020 8:53pm

rob808

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Yea you have to give Eir 30 day notice there a online form you can fill in that your changing isp.They will want there router back then tell Airwire when you can get connected and they do it for you.

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#3 19-11-2020 3:00pm

fixxation

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Hi there,

Just about 'downtime' when switching FTTH providers. From what I understand, the new provider needs the line to be inactive. So is the best case scenario about 24 hours of downtime? Have the old provider set to cancel service on a Monday and then the new provider due to go live on a Tuesday sort of thing...? Sounds difficult to get them both done on the same day?

Cheers

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