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Consolidated Communications is a telecommunications provider that offers residential and business internet, phone, and television services.
While the company primarily serves the United States, this guide explains how to cancel its services and what South African consumers should know when dealing with cancellations.
Typical offerings include month-to-month plans, fixed-term contracts, and promotional Money Back Guarantee (MBG) periods for new internet service activations.
Terms such as early termination fees, equipment leases, and return requirements may apply depending on the plan type.
Access to internet, phone, and TV services will end either on the date you request or at the end of any contractual notice period that applies.
Confirm the final service end date with customer service to avoid overlap or unintended charges.
Leased equipment must be returned in good working order to avoid equipment charges; returns within 30 days are commonly required to avoid fees.
Ask for written confirmation that your account is closed and that no further recurring charges will be applied.
Download any personal data you need before service ends. Providers typically deactivate accounts and stored data after closure.
Check your final bill for prorated charges, outstanding balances, or early termination fees if a fixed-term contract was ended early.
If you cancel during the MBG period (which starts on the service ready date), you may receive a full refund of all monthly, one-time, and equipment charges, provided equipment is returned in good working order.
Early Termination Fees (ETFs) do not apply during the MBG period.
No exact South African pricing for Consolidated Communications could be located for 2024/2025 in available sources.
Contact the provider directly for plan details and pricing relevant to your situation.
Use the provider's official customer channels (phone or written request) to obtain current plan prices and any promotional terms.
Keep proof of any quoted prices or promotional guarantees for future reference.
| Plan | Details | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Internet | Contact provider for plan tiers and availability | Contact for pricing |
| Business Services | Contact provider for customised packages | Contact for pricing |
| Promotions / MBG | Money Back Guarantee may apply to new internet activations | Contact for pricing |
Under South Africa’s Consumer Protection Act (CPA), you have a cooling-off period of 5 business days for agreements concluded by direct marketing.
If your agreement was concluded by direct marketing, you may be able to cancel within this period without penalty.
For fixed-term agreements, a notice period of up to 20 business days may be required for cancellation, with reasonable penalties possible for early termination.
Review the contract and seek clarification on required notice and any permitted penalties before cancelling.
If prepaid services or access to facilities are discontinued, suppliers must give at least 40 business days’ written notice.
For more detail about South African consumer rights, consult the CGSO guidance linked below.
There were not enough verified positive reviews identified on Trustpilot to form a positive summary.
Consider both recent reviews and official responses when evaluating reported issues.
User reviews can highlight recurring issues but may not reflect every customer's experience.
Use reviews as one input alongside contract terms, documented communications, and refund/return policies.
Not returning leased equipment or returning it late often results in equipment charges; always use tracked shipping and keep the receipt.
Confirm return instructions and deadlines with customer service before shipping.
Relying solely on phone cancellations without written confirmation can lead to continued billing or disputes.
Always obtain a cancellation reference and follow up in writing where possible.
Failing to cancel within the Money Back Guarantee period or ignoring required notice periods for fixed-term contracts can forfeit refunds or incur penalties.
Check your service-ready date and contract notice requirements before acting.
| Item | Month-to-month | Fixed-term | Money Back Guarantee (MBG) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cancellability | Can cancel any time with no penalty (month-to-month) | May incur early termination fees if cancelled early | Cancelable within MBG period with full refund if conditions met |
| Equipment return | Return within 30 days to avoid charges | Return within 30 days to avoid charges; check contract | Return in good working order to qualify for full refund |
| Refunds | No general refund outside MBG | Refunds not guaranteed; ETFs may apply | Full refund of monthly, one-time, and equipment charges if returned |
Ensure you receive written confirmation that the account is closed and that no recurring charges will continue.
If a refund is due, ask for an expected timeframe and retain any refund confirmation.
If you need information on consumer rights in South Africa, see the CGSO guidance: CGSO - Your Rights.
To review customer experiences and reported issues, see consolidated reviews: Consolidated Communications on Trustpilot.
Consolidated Communications Attn: Customer Service
121 S. 17th Street, Mattoon, Illinois 61938, United States
When sending written cancellation requests or returned equipment, include your account number and contact details, and use tracked delivery to retain proof.
Keep copies of everything until final billing, refunds, and account closure are confirmed.
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