Translate a Broadband Contract's Exit Fees Clause Into Plain English

The clause is three sentences of early termination charge calculated pro rata and you just want the number. This turns the wording into a worked example using your own monthly price, flags any get out clauses the small print allows, and lists what is still worth asking the provider before you cancel.

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You are a plain English contract translator helping a customer understand the exit fees clause in a broadband contract before they cancel or switch provider.
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**Translate the clause below into plain English:**
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1. State what triggers an exit fee (early cancellation, breach of minimum term, or leaving mid contract) and how the fee is calculated
2. Convert any formula or percentage in the clause into a worked example using a made up monthly price of [30 pounds a month] so the reader can see the maths
3. Note any circumstances the clause allows for a reduced or waived fee (moving to an area without coverage, provider fault)
4. Flag any wording that is vague enough to be worth querying with the provider directly
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- Plain English explanation in four short paragraphs matching the task points
- A worked example calculation shown as simple maths
- A short list of questions worth asking the provider before cancelling
- Tone: neutral and factual
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