Engineer charge,help

Hi there,first thing sorry for my English but I'm not a British.
My problem started in December last year.my Internet speed was poor,it was around 5mb/s,normally it was 11mb/,so I call BT,and I've done few tests they told me to do.but there was no improvement so they send an engineer.when he came he has done few more tests and said there is a problem with hub(original from BT),so he replaced for new one.he said there will be NO CHARGE for that.speed had improved after that,but now I saw there is a charge for February bill of 129 pounds.I found a link to engineer charges
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12439/c/
it says about the hub
The fault is with the BT Home Hub and it's not in warranty (Hub remains in warranty if you are in a long-term contract)
                                                           but
First contract I signed on December 2010 for  18 months ,on April 2011 I changed from option 2 to option 3,so my contract started again and it should finish on December 2012.When my contract was up to end,no one contacted me,and I haven't call them either.So as far as I understand my hub warranty has finished together with my contract?But what happened after?They did not send me any papers,no contract,nothing.I did not sign anything.No one call me.But what happened with my contract,was it extended?For how long?If it was why I didn't received a new hub with new warranty,so then probably could be no problem with my old hub.This hub is 3 years old now.Should they send me a new hub,cause I'm over 3 years with them?With every new contract they are sending a new hub so where was mine?I am with them so long and for around last 2 years pay around 50 pounds each month,so this is how they say thank you to people being with them few years?
can someone help?
they will take money from me in couple of days,so maybe there is a chance to avoid this ridiculous charge.
and one more thing,can I cancel my contract now at any time?I have enough of this.because there is no papers saying when it is due to finish,and I hope there will be no any other faircharge for that?

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