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Closing prepaid Airtel broadband connection. Router needs to be returned?
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Which ISP will you migrate to?
if you request for disconnection of connection and want to terminate it, you'll need to return router.
if you have prepaid connection then if you don't recharge the connection, your connection will remain inactive without any additional charge. The connection will only work after you recharge the connection.
It's only in postpaid that you have to keep paying bills or have it in safe custody.
if you have prepaid connection then if you don't recharge the connection, your connection will remain inactive without any additional charge. The connection will only work after you recharge the connection.
It's only in postpaid that you have to keep paying bills or have it in safe custody.
@antony_lockyer I will be using a local one (they are still on ipv4,unlike Airtel which forces ipv6 and has locked everything which is causing the issue probably)
@Harmanpreet thankx !!I have prepaid connection
How long can I keep it inactive??
Also if I request for closure will I get any money back ? I don't remember if there was any security money was involved or not
How long can I keep it inactive??
Also if I request for closure will I get any money back ? I don't remember if there was any security money was involved or not
@uniquePerson The gaming issue you're facing is due to bad routing. Many Airtel xstream users are facing these latency problems. Surprisingly, this is only limited to Airtel's own FTTH users (ASN: AS24560). Any broadband provider using Airtel's backbone (AS9498) is not facing this.
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i don't know how long you can keep it inactive but i can assure you that it'll be fine for 6-7 month as i did left airtel inactive for that long.
