
Quoting
Genn.Gibson
We actually had the cable package added into our lease the first year we became tenants with our landlord in 2012. We renewed earlier this year for a third year with them and kept the cable package on the lease. We can no longer afford to pay it, which is why we decided to remove it. We figured it wouldn't be a problem, since it was never stated that we could not remove the service at any time during the lease. We also figured there would be a cancellation fee that we could pay to completely remove the package, but that is not stated either. All in all, the landlord's associates in the office state that I agreed to pay the acknowledged fees listed on the 'Scheduled Payments' page and that the cancellation of cable is upon his approval. But I wonder why we can't pay a fee to completely remove a service we no longer want, when we can do such a thing if we were to move out earlier than the lease end date? We can make modifications to add/remove pets, add/remove people from the lease, and add internet services and cable, but not remove said service?