On Feb 23, 2012, at 15:07, [email protected] wrote:
> Here's one question: Should DT decide to sell the U.S. operation again,
> would a change of ownership - should it actually be sold, be an event
> that would qualify for a contract cancellation without an early
> termination fee?
No since it does not change the terms of your contract. Unless the new owner
forced you to abandon your current plan there's no change in conditions. This
question always gets asked when a company changes names but other than a
different company name to send you a bill nothing changes.
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