Legal Term
internet service price increase during contract
Legal Definition
A contractual provision that authorizes an internet service provider to unilaterally raise the recurring service fees within the fixed term of the agreement, typically conditioned upon advance written notice to the subscriber and potentially constrained by statutory or regulatory caps.
In Plain English
This means your internet company can increase your monthly bill even before your contract ends, usually after sending you a warning letter or email.
Example in a Contract
Example Clause: 'Notwithstanding any fixed pricing period, Provider may adjust the Monthly Service Fee upon no less than thirty (30) days' prior written notice to Customer. Any such increase shall not exceed the maximum percentage permitted under Section 622 of the Communications Act or applicable state regulations.'
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