@brunodalbello schrieb:
OK, regardless of that, it was sold to me in a promotional bundle and as Vodafone could not provide the DSL connection then the whole package should be canceled.
No, even if you signed them together, these are two separate contracts.
And as such, only the DSL connection will be cancelled and the IPTV part will stay.
Yet you have not told why the DSL connection wasn't possible and if you got a connection from another provider. As in case you got another DSL connection, it's most likely that Vodafone would've also been able to provide you as DSL connections all share the same line.
@brunodalbello schrieb:
The service package things that are interdependent: I cannot use the streaming TV without the DSL.
Therefore, if one of the components of the package is unavailable, it makes the complete package redundant.
You can use the IPTV stream regardless of the connection you have - you may use it with a DSL line from Vodafone, but you can also use it with any other internet connection from any other provider. It does not matter if it's a DSL line, a Cable or Fibre line or even if it's a mobile connection - and it also doesn't matter which provider it is...
And as part of the IPTV contract, it clearly states that it's your obligation to care for the needed internet connection -- not having such doesn't constitute a premature cancellation right (same as with Youtube, Sky, Netflix, Amazon Prime and so on).
@brunodalbello schrieb:
How should I solve this one? Go to court?
Get yourself an internet connection and use the IPTV...
Even a court won't help you as the part that you have to get the needed internet line on your own is stated in the IPTV contract.
