End of contract and moving home..

Hello,
I hope someone can help me.
We've been with BT for the past 2 years and 2 months (had mostly good service) and are due to move and tbh, have no need for the broadband as we're cutting costs. I've been trying to get information from the Live Chat Customer service agents but when I push for information (i.e. web pages and contact details of who to call) to cancel the account, they avoid giving me it until they end the chat themselves which is very frustrating.
Can someone please help me out as I can find nothing on the website, the live chat is poor and I've little time.
Thanks!
Paul

So far as I know, there's no way to cancel on-line.  Call 150 (or 0800 800 150) and select the option to cancel.

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    I told the operator that there was little point installing broadband at that available speed and we agreed that the contract should end at no charge because bt could not provide the service.
    The advisor told me that I could keep the youview box.
    That was about a month ago. Yesterday I called to say we had exchanged contracts on the new house and we would be moving at the end of the month. The contract has been cancelled from the end of the month. But the new advisor says I must return the youview box?
    I have many hours of programs recorded to the box so do not really want to return it. Plus as soon as infinity is available in my area I fully intend to have it installed.
    I would be much happier if I could keep this box and not have to pay again in 18 months.
    Does anyone know if I can keep this recorder. I am sure when I signed up they said the box was mine. I am only however 6 months into the contract.
    Any advice would be appreciated.
    Thanks
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    I agree with Zulu as you only six months into a contract then you are indeed liable to return the box as the representative said. However I'll ask a Mod to see what can be done.
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