Get-out clauses for a broadband contract , contract works both ways . You may be able to terminate your contract early without paying a penalty for the following reasons:
The deal was mis-sold
If the contract for your broadband deal differs from what you agreed with the salesperson, you should be able to cancel the contract without having to pay a penalty.
Poor service
You may have grounds for escaping your contract if your broadband provider has failed to provide an acceptable level of service. This is considered a breach of contract. Poor service includes installation delays, slow broadband speeds, connection dropouts and bad customer service.
You’ll need to keep a detailed log listing the dates and times of intermittent service or slow speeds.
First make a formal complaint to your broadband provider claiming misrepresentation or poor service
https://www.vodafone.co.uk/help-and-information/complaints
If your broadband or phone supplier fails to let you cancel your contract or
If the problems isn’t resolved within eight weeks or you’re not satisfied with the provider’s response, ask for a deadlock letter
This essentially allows you to bring a complaint against the company through an Free Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) scheme, which acts as an impartial middleman in figuring out a resolution between you and the vodafone
With your deadlock letter complaint to https://www.ombudsman-services.org/
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