Termination fees are charges companies can demand if you cancel a contract before the commitment period ends. This often applies to services like mobile subscriptions, internet, and electricity, but there are rules and exceptions many don't know about.
A common example is a mobile subscription with a 12-month commitment. If you switch after 6 months, the company can charge a termination fee covering the remaining period. But many consumers are charged fees they shouldn't actually have paid.
Bruddgebyr.no helps you determine if the fee is actually valid. We check the contract, legislation, and your consumer rights – completely free. If it turns out the fee isn't legal, we help you complain or switch providers at no cost.
In short: You don't need to be stuck in a bad contract. We help you get out of it.